Made in Canada

Layer up.Made here.
Cut and sewn in our own Truro, Nova Scotia millsince 1856 — the wool and cotton base layersbuilt for a real Canadian winter, not lastmonth's marketing calendar.

Big and Tall
Shop Stanfield’s selection of Big & Tall styles, with comfortable fits and sizes up to 5XL
Fabrics with a purpose
The right fabric for the way you wear it.
From everyday cotton to heavyweight wool and technical two-layer knits, Stanfield's builds garments around what the fabric needs to do: feel comfortable next to the skin, manage changing conditions and deliver the level of warmth the day calls for.
Cotton
Soft, familiar and easy to wear. Cotton runs through Stanfield's underwear, T-shirts and base-layer assortment, including rib-knit styles designed to sit comfortably close to the body.
Wool & Merino
Built for warmth and changing conditions. Stanfield's uses wool and merino across heavyweight layers, long underwear and base layers, including pure merino and wool-blend constructions.
Two-Layer Knits
A soft cotton-polyester inner layer is paired with a merino-polyester outer layer. The space between the two fabrics traps warm air, adding insulation without relying on one bulky layer.
Performance Blends
Polyester, nylon, modal, Lycra and other blends appear across Stanfield's performance and stretch styles, helping add moisture management, durability, stretch and everyday comfort where needed.
BUILT FOR THE CANADIAN CALENDAR
Three layers. One winter that actually gets cold.
Base — wicks and warms
Merino and cotton base layers against the skin.
Mid — traps the heat
Wool henleys and fleece hold warmth in.
Outer — blocks the wind
Wool onesies and heavyweight layers for outside.
Made in Canada
The line that carries the name
Made in Canada
Made in Canada
Heavy Weight Wool Henley with Hood
Made in Canada
Men's Moisture-Wicking Crew T-shirt DRYFX® Technology Cool Fiber
Made in Canada
Men's Heavy Weight Wool Onesie
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Note from the mill

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