Ten Thousand Villages

Hang Out Place is a Vancouver-based company specializing in handcrafted hammocks and hangout chairs. Their products are meticulously made by skilled Mayan weavers in Mexico, with a focus on fair trade practices and sustainability. Established in 1995, Hang Out Place is Canada's oldest hammock store, offering a wide range of hammocks from Mexico, Brazil, and Bali. With a commitment to quality and craftsmanship, they provide a unique selection of hammocks for customers to enjoy a relaxing and comfortable outdoor experience. Generated from their website

Founded in 1985, Justin Stitches Inc. is a multifaceted company based in Vancouver, British Columbia, specializing in retail gift and apparel promotional products. The company builds strategic partnerships with a diverse array of clients, including retailers, businesses, government agencies, educational institutions, and not-for-profit organizations. Justin Stitches operates vibrant brick-and-mortar stores alongside dynamic e-commerce platforms, a thriving wholesale division, and promotional product distribution across North America. Each segment of their operation is committed to delivering quality, creativity, and excellent service to both local customers and visitors alike. Generated from the website

Established in 1987, Wickaninnish Gallery is an Indigenous-owned boutique situated in Vancouver, British Columbia. It offers a diverse array of high-quality Indigenous art, gifts, moccasins, and hand-engraved sterling silver jewelry, conveniently located in the heart of Granville Island. Featuring the works of numerous emerging and established Indigenous artists, Wickaninnish Gallery prides itself on showcasing the unique and beautiful creations of local talent. The founder, Patricia Rivard, has curated a collection that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous communities. Visitors can explore a wide selection of art, jewellery, home decor, and novelty items that celebrate Indigenous craftsmanship and design traditions. Whether seeking a special gift or a piece of wearable art, Wickaninnish Gallery offers an authentic and meaningful shopping experience for those interested in Indigenous culture. Generated from the website content