Makers

Toronto, Ontario · Own site

Small businessA product line hit

Behind a Bloor Street West storefront, Toronto Hockey Repair cuts and sews custom goal pads, catch gloves, blockers, arm and chest protectors and shin pads under its THR, Terminater, Arcadi and Pro Guard labels, in clarino leather and heavy duty tufflon nylon, with calf protectors and knee cradles standard and a choice of toe buckles or a toe bridge lace system.

Goal pads, catchers, blockers, chest and arm protectors and shin pads are ice hockey equipment other than balls and skates, HTS 9506.99.25 on the CBP Section 338 list, so every custom pad Toronto Hockey Repair sews on Bloor Street and ships to an American goalie or dealer now carries a 50% duty on top of the price, in effect since August 22, 2026. Its repair price list is quoted in US funds and it says it serves “individual players, hockey teams and dealers throughout Canada and the United States”, so the duty lands on an established cross-border trade rather than an occasional order. · content.govdelivery.com, Aug 22, 2026

Montreal, Quebec · Squarespace shop

Size not statedMain products hit

A Ste-Catherine Street atelier making mink, rex rabbit and shearling coats, jackets, vests, purses and accessories under its own label (it has also held licences for fashion houses such as Revillon and Dior), and remodelling customers' inherited furs into new outerwear, handbags or blankets alongside cleaning, glazing and vault storage.

Mink and rex rabbit coats and jackets are articles of apparel of furskin under HTS 4303.10.00 on the CBP Section 338 list, carrying an additional 50% duty since August 22, 2026 — and this is a house that sells south: the Canadian Trade Index lists its export regions as "USA - North Central, USA - North-East, USA - North-West, USA - South Central, USA - South-East, USA - South-West." · content.govdelivery.com, Aug 22, 2026