Canadian fashion, measured
Canada’s fashion market, read from the catalogue to the search bar.
Trendsly connects 100,000+ product records across 226 Canadian brand catalogues with the search, discovery and retailer-handoff signals we observe—helping teams identify demand, pricing and assortment opportunities.
Market studies · Annual intelligence · Direct commerce partnerships
Canadian catalogue snapshot
August 2026
Audited cut
107,144 searchable product records
Founded in Canada
190 84.1%
Based in Canada
36 15.9%
Coverage methodology →
Market opportunity
See where the market is concentrated—and where it is not.
Compare supply, provenance, pricing and shopping intent across a defined category or peer set.
Canadian-made claim present 79 all products · 29 named collection · 21 some products
129 48.1%
Mixed or item-specific
48 17.9%
Designed here, made elsewhere
24 9.0%
No reliable claim found
67 25.0%
How claims are classified →
152 median records
78 brands under 100
45 <50
33 50–99
68 100–249
36 250–499
27 500–999
11 1K–2.5K
6 2.5K+
Coverage definitions →
Cumulative share of indexed product records by brand rank
The top 13 brands account for 50.9 percent of 107,144 indexed records. The curve reaches 62.1 percent at 25 brands, 90.8 percent at 100 brands and 100 percent at 226 brands.
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13 brands
50.9% of records
Brands, ranked by record count
The long tail is where stronger partner feeds create the most leverage.
Coverage methodology →
Opportunity intelligence
Find the gaps worth acting on.
Trendsly brings supply, price and shopper intent into one view—so teams can see where interest outpaces discoverable supply.
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Demand–supply gaps
Find searches and product attributes with interest but weak discoverable assortment.
02
Price whitespace
See where price bands, markdown depth and peer positioning leave room to move.
03
Assortment opportunities
Surface under-covered combinations of category, size, colour, audience and availability.
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Path to measurable sales
Identify the feed, offer and attribution gaps between discovery and confirmed revenue.
Demand
Supply
Price
Commerce
Priority opportunity
From signal to decision
Built around the decision you need to make.
01
Frame the market
Set the category, peer set, geography and commercial question.
02
Read the signals
Connect catalogue supply, price, provenance and privacy-qualified demand.
03
Choose the action
Enter, expand, reposition, improve the feed or connect commerce measurement.
Two ways to work together
Use the intelligence, work with us on commerce, or combine the two.
01 · Intelligence access
Get a read on the market
Use a one-off study or recurring briefings to support a category, pricing, assortment, investment or market-entry decision.
Decision-specific scope and data dictionary
Source-linked evidence and coverage review
Leadership readout with source-linked findings
02 · Direct commerce partner
Work with Trendsly on commerce
Agree direct referral or revenue-share terms with Trendsly—even if you do not have an affiliate programme.
Approved product feeds and fresher availability
Offers, deep links and partner-controlled attribution
An agreed percentage of referred net sales or another direct commercial model
Typical engagement sizes
Enterprise work, priced to the question.
Starting points for work scoped around the market question, delivery and usage rights.
Scoped market study
From C$35K
One category or market question, investigated and presented to your team with the evidence behind it.
Plan a study
Annual intelligence partnership
From C$100K
Recurring market reads, leadership briefings and approved data delivery for a named team or business unit.
Discuss annual access
Integrated data + commerce
Typically C$200K+
Partner-feed ingestion, attribution and commerce integration. Referred-sales terms are negotiated separately.
Scope an integration
Every engagement starts with an agreed scope, source set, usage rights and measurement plan.
Talk to us
What decision is on your desk?
Tell us what you are trying to understand or build. We’ll review the fit and come to the first call ready to discuss the evidence, scope and commercial path.
Useful first-meeting agenda
The commercial or merchandising decision
Coverage, sources and confidence
Intelligence access, commerce terms or both
Feeds, offers, attribution and transaction readiness