Amici
Amici is an all-size inclusive clothing brand.
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Baumbchell
Baumbchell is here to provoke a sense of wonder—where colours, textures, and hidden narratives awaken curiosity. Inspired by dreams, nature, and the subconscious, each piece is an invitation to explore your own world that is just beyond reach. Trying to connect. Bloom Where You Are Planted is a collection inspired by immersive stories of BaumbChell —places shaped by memory, transformation, and the quiet power of growth. Each piece is designed as an extension of these narratives, blending fluid movement with structure, and light with shadow. Soft, organic silhouettes embody expansion, while grounded elements reflect resilience and presence. Through texture, layering, and form, the collection explores the tension between where we begin and where we are called to go. This is fashion as storytelling—a journey of becoming, no matter where you are planted.
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The Better Days Club
The Better Days Club is an urban lifestyle fashion brand. Born out of a desire to create 1-of-1 custom pieces from his own personal closet for his live performance wardrobe, hip-hop artist James Favron unexpectedly found himself at the forefront of a new movement in fashion. Unlike most fashion brands who tell their customers what their style is, The Better Days Club’s mission is to reflect the community and culture, while inspiring it to always keep exploring self-expression. This seasson’s collection is a collaborative work between The Better Days Club and a selection of creatives and fashion forward artists.
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Certitude By K
Certitude by K is a sustainable fashion brand that redefines luxury through upcycling and ethical craftsmanship. Focused on transforming discarded fabrics into high-end, statement pieces, the brand merges traditional techniques—such as hand-designed batik by underprivileged women in Sri Lanka—with modern, edgy aesthetics. Each collection tells a story of sustainability, empowerment, and innovation, proving that fashion can be both bold and responsible. With a presence in North America and Sri Lanka, Certitude by K is committed to creating fashion with purpose, where every piece carries meaning beyond style.
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Created By Chimaera
Chimaera is a Hamilton local 2SLGBTQIA+ drag artist focusing on avant-garde high fashion couture and looks with an elevated twist. She has designed and sewn for many people on popular Television shows like RuPaul’s Drag Race and Canada’s Drag Race, as well as many of her own drag costumes, clothes, and urban streetwear. Everything from corsetry, to headpieces, to hoodies & pants, to over the top garments and costumes. Chimaera’s collection at Supercrawlis going to be “Radiance”. The goal of the Radiance collection is to take fashion and elevate it in the sense of opulence; rising to something more than just this world and going beyond. Imagine being touched by a celestial or deity, seeing the highest and fullest version of oneself, and turning that into a runway.
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Cosmic Couture
COSMIC Couture is a Hamilton-based design house specializing in custom eventwear, made to measure corsetry, and gender expansive lingerie.
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Cosplay Showcase
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DopeChief
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EXCLSV
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Garba Groovers
Garba Groovers is a Hamilton-based, Indian-origin folk dance group that’s on a mission to make Garba a global art form. Garba is a folk dance that originated in the state of Gujarat (a state in India). It’s highly energetic, vibrant and extremely inclusive (there are no age or gender barriers). In 2023, UNESCO has inscribed the Garba dance on its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. It is performed in groups, with everyone moving in concentric circles, mirroring each other’s traditional Garba steps, while grooving to the drum beats and the singing in the background. The conceptual basis of Garba dance was constituted by the following elements: 1) clap 2) tap 3) snap and 4) spin. Owing to the colourful attires of the dancers and the coordinated twirling movements, clap-snap combinations, hand gestures, and rhythmic footwork, it’s a visual spectacle for the audience. As artists, Garba Groovers i have reaped the benefits of this art form in a multi-dimensional way. The obvious ones being the fact that it’s an excellent fitness regime, a stress buster, and a creative outlet for experimentation. But above all of that, they feel that Garba has the power to build communities. Come see them perform, try out a few steps, and you will go back with a smile.
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Hamilton Aerial Group
HAG is a circus arts collective specializing in aerial arts and stilt performance with high quality theatrical acts with extraordinary costumes. They produce their own cabaret style and theatrical shows and are available to hire for events. Through their performances and our workshops, HAG we seek to create meaningful experiences to help people feel connected and inspired. The group is made up of 13 core members who bring a diverse range of skills to our collective, but all share a commitment to engaging audiences from all walks of life.
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HeyHey & Co.
HeyHey & Co. is a Hamilton-based dance wear company for adults and children. We strive to promote confidence and self-love with our variety of styles for any body shape and size. Our clothing is handmade in our studio to ensure high quality, comfort and the best fit for you! We also offer custom designs, accessories, and a large variety of fabrics to choose from for you to showcase and create your own unique piece!
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House Of Hendo
Toronto’s House of Hendo is a clothing company designing upcycled, unisex and size inclusive circular fashion. Through thoughtful design, they create one-of-one pieces and small capsule collections using thrifted, upcycled, donated and deadstock fabrics. Each collection is consciously titled “The Pile” which refers to that which was saved from the alternative “pile” outcome, a landfill. They love pattern, colours, textures, and vibrancy. All garments are designed and produced by Kelly Henderson of House of Hendo.
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I Love Kandy
I Love Kandy is a female brand made for everybody, for any body.
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James North Yoga
A small, boutique studio offering yoga classes for every body, James North Yoga provides online yoga classes and workshops for all skill levels, with classes in Hatha, Sivananda, Ashtanga, Iyengar, and Kundalini styles, as well as prenatal yoga. Through individualized instruction, the goal is for the student to develop self-awareness, build strength and flexibility, reduce stress, and live in harmony with nature
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Lady Gray Burlesque
Lady Gray is a community driven, body positivity representing, punk feminist, nerd burlesque producer and performer from Hamilton Ont. She represents inclusion, creative expression and safe space for many entertainers around the city. Lady Gray has been performing and producing burlesque (mostly pop culture based) since 2017 and works with many troupes and performers across Ontario. Her goals in Burlesque and other fields of entertainment is to create a welcoming, safe community for all, while creating an unforgettable experience.
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Modern Artchitect Supply
Toronto’s Modern Artchitect isn’t just another fashion brand. It’s a passion project that was brought to life by Wayne Mayers and Ryon Valentino, two young men from different places, same background, and a common goal: to create a brand that represents their unique perspectives on fashion and the world around them. Wayne a first generation Canadian and son of immigrant parents from Guyana and Ryon, an immigrant of Guyana, combined their experiences and love for fashion to create Modern Artchitect. Their story is one of grit, determination, and a commitment to their craft. The brand’s core values are authenticity, quality, and substance.
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Mooncraft Market
The show features stunning looks from our vintage curators at Mooncraft Market, executed by Taylor Rasmussen of Vilegloom Vintage. The show is edgy and exciting, giving vintage and second hand clothing a new perspective. This collection is inspired by sustainability and giving second hand and vintage garments a new life through modern alterations, while upholding the integrity of timeless pieces.
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The Muses
The Muses is a fashion and costume design team from Hamilton, specializing in pieces that let people from all walks of life express themselves through clothing. Whether it’s a custom piece, an alteration or an upcycle project, we help the community find their voice through their wardrobe. “HER” celebrates some of our favourite childhood pop culture icons: femmes who stand out in a crowd. The collection will offer up a fun, unconventional mashup of various historical silhouettes with unforgettable ’80s and ’90s movie & TV fashion moments.”
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Pink Powder Puff Co.
Kitchener’s Pink Powder Puff Co. features playful clothing for badass femmes in sizes XS to 4XL. They specialise in hyper-femme clothing for all bodies, and their showcased collection will be a hyper feminine collection of dresses for all bodies with vintage 1950s silhouettes made in modern fabrics. All designs are made in-house.
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Sapphyre Posion Drag Xtravaganza
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Shedo
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Sockiety
Sockiety is a sock vendor that designs and craft socks that aren’t only fashionable but benefit the consumer in multiple ways, added sole support, extreme comfort, specific material blends, etc. People rely on their shoes for better support when it truly all starts with what goes on your feet first — your socks. They meticulously design and craft socks that go beyond fashion, engineered with advanced sole support, superior comfort, and precision material that cater to your every step.
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Steel City Slither
Debuted at Supercrawl in 2022, Steel City Slither are a multi-disciplinary dance troupe based out of Defining Movement Dance in Hamilton and directed by Eshe. They’ve since headlined at Pride and 905 Fest as well as Hamilton’s longest running variety show, Eshe’s Glitter (established in 2007). Steel City Slither hope to inspired dialogue, joyfulness, empowerment and hometown pride.
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StereoRuss
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True Hamiltonian
How do you respond when someone looks down their nose at you because of where you live? No matter where you call home, someone is bound to snub you for it. But 10 years ago, Hamilton was still being referred to as the “arm-pit of Ontario.” It had a rotten reputation, even from people who lived here. Today, though, I dare anybody to use that slur within 5 km of Jackson Square. You’re liable to get chased all the way down King Street and back onto the 403. There is fierce pride in Hamilton. But people like True Hamiltonian‘s Max Francis were standing up for this city before it was cool. True Hamiltonian is so proud of this community and everything they do or make is an extension of that.
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Vilegloom Vintage
Vilegloom Vintage was born from a passion for sustainable fashion and a desire to make vintage clothing accessible to all. Vilegloom believes that style and responsibility can go hand in hand. By curating timeless pieces with care, they promote an eco-friendly way of dressing that’s both affordable and expressive. Our mission is to inspire a more conscious approach to fashion—one unique, vintage piece at a time.
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Zetenio
