I don’t know if they make Canadian ones, but I recommend getting a “fabric” style shower curtain liner that can be easily washed in the laundry (rather than the stiff clear plastic style).
If you can’t buy Canadian, as with most textile goods, then buy nobody-else and thrift it. A recent visit to a big thrift store got us two nice fabric shower curtains for under $20.
For a price tag you can try Nikki Designs which makes hemp shower curtains in BC or Hemme Designs which are made in Ontario. They look lovely online, so if it’s a lifetime purchase this could be the way to go.
More affordable is Heirloom Linens which has polyester shower curtains from a Canadian supplier (I’m not sure what that means)
Native Northwest has indigenous designed shower curtains, though they are made in China
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LostWon@lemmy.ca · 5 pts · 48d
I'd like to know as well. I was just looking at some from Ikea but Canadian ones would be nice to check out.
reddig33@lemmy.world · 5 pts · 48d
I don’t know if they make Canadian ones, but I recommend getting a “fabric” style shower curtain liner that can be easily washed in the laundry (rather than the stiff clear plastic style).
SreudianFlip@sh.itjust.works · 4 pts · 48d
If you can’t buy Canadian, as with most textile goods, then buy nobody-else and thrift it. A recent visit to a big thrift store got us two nice fabric shower curtains for under $20.
NottaLottaOcelot@lemmy.ca · 2 pts · 39d
For a price tag you can try Nikki Designs which makes hemp shower curtains in BC or Hemme Designs which are made in Ontario. They look lovely online, so if it’s a lifetime purchase this could be the way to go.
More affordable is Heirloom Linens which has polyester shower curtains from a Canadian supplier (I’m not sure what that means)
Native Northwest has indigenous designed shower curtains, though they are made in China
Tm12@lemmy.ca · -4 pts · 48d
Cheap set from Dollarama.