TORONTO, ON, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 – Redwood Classics Apparel has announced its most recent partnership with the Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council (CAMSC), which certifies and links Aboriginal and minority-owned businesses to purchasing opportunities at major corporations across Canada and the United States. “As CAMSC aligns itself exclusively with corporations that value the business benefits of an inclusive and diverse supply chain, we are honoured to receive this designation,” said Kathy Cheng, President of Redwood Classics Apparel. CAMSC’s mission is to deliver programs and processes that promote and facilitate procurement opportunities between major corporations in Canada and suppliers of all sizes owned and operated by Canadian Aboriginals and Minorities. “Our organization aims to boost economic development efforts and employment, which is very...
TORONTO, ON, AUGUST 11TH, 2014 – Hot off the momentum of our partnership with TOM*FW to create the official promo tees for Toronto's first-ever men's fashion week, we've collaborated once again with the organization. This time, our Hector Cardigan will be available for purchase for $75 at TOM*. Proceeds will benefit Men's Fashion 4 Hope in support of the Kol Hope Foundation at Sickkids Hospital.
For more information or media inquiries, please contact Jessica Green at Cursive PR (jessica@cursivepr.ca).
TORONTO, ON, JULY 24, 2014 – Redwood Classics was touted in Counselor Magazine as a business that's booming, with awards rolling in and reporters flocking to our President Kathy Cheng's sales and marketing acumen.
Pointing to our recent accolade as ASI's number one fastest-growing ad specialty company in Canada, the article speaks to Cheng's mandate to build and preserve a Canadian-owned-and-operated environment.
To read the full Counselor Magazine feature on Redwood Classics, please click here.
Redwood Classics Apparel, Canada's premiere garment manufacturer, and Over the Rainbow, Toronto's denim destination, has garnered rave reviews and won fans from Toronto and beyond.
