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Favourite Places to Eat in the Soo

Favourite Places to Eat in the Soo
Sometimes when we're just feeling too lazy to cook or need to grab a quick lunch on the go, we love to try out different local restaurants. Here are our top three places we always find ourselves going back to. Continue reading

HOW WE STAY COZY IN THE WINTER

HOW WE STAY COZY IN THE WINTER
In the last blog I wrote about getting outside and embracing the winter season.  With a long stretch of cold weather still ahead of us, this time I'm going to write about how we love to hibernate, get cozy and what we keep ourselves busy with to pass the time. Continue reading

Get Outside and Embrace the Season

Get Outside and Embrace the Season

live in each season as it passes ~ Henry David Thoreau

Although not the most popular for some, for me one of the BEST things about living here in the North is the Cold and the Snow!

This Christmas Day, we were almost snowed in (like much of Ontario) and I revelled in it. I love the peace it brings, the way it gives me an excuse to slow down for a moment, to plan, get creative and percolate my ideas and test them out in the studio. I love getting out for a crisp walk with the dogs or just working up a sweat shovelling the driveway because I know that good food, hot coffee and cozy pjs are waiting for me when I get back inside. This is ACTUALLY the best part of winter for me!

Whether you enjoy winter sports like skiing or hockey (when my sons were younger this ALWAYS made winter fly by FAST) or just love staying in and curling up with a good book, take some time to enjoy the beauty this season has to offer. 

There are so many ways to spend time in the winter in Algoma. Head out on the snowshoe, bike and nordic ski trails at Hiawatha Highlands or for those like like a bit more adventure, hit the slopes at Searchmont Resort. Explore the Lake Superior Ice Caves with Stokely Creek Lodge or get on your skates and rent The Rink for a game of hockey at the Canal District. 

And after you're done, don't forget to get into your cozy flannel and brew up a hot cup of St. Joseph's Island Coffee and dream up your next adventure in the snow. 

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Small Business Saturday

Small Business Saturday
This weekend is really, really important for retailers big and especially small.  The lead-up to Black Friday has everybody ready to spend.  Small Business Saturday follows this great day of sales and folks like us are offering special deals as a thank-you.  Stay home in your pajamas and shop small from the comfort of your couch this year.  Read on to discover what we're doing this weekend. Continue reading

Daryl's Secret Pancake Recipe

Daryl's Secret Pancake Recipe
When you're too cozy in your 49th Apparel PJs to go out for brunch use Daryl's secret recipe to whip up the perfect pancakes in your own kitchen. Continue reading

Loved Clothes Last

Loved Clothes Last
Daryl loves investing in quality Canadian made clothes. Learn the four steps that he takes to keep his wardrobe looking beautiful for years to come! Continue reading

One of a Kind Made One at a Time

One of a Kind Made One at a Time
49th Apparel is returning to the One of a Kind Winter Show at the end of November.  Read on to discover what we will be bringing with us and how we have pivoted our small-batch pajama production for 2022.  This year you can have matching pajamas for everyone with our Pancake Bay Plaid Continue reading

Acknowledge and Honour

Acknowledge and Honour
Friday September 30th marks the second year of honouring Truth and Reconciliation Day in Canada.  We join in our community pausing to commemorate the children who never returned to their families from residential schools.  We remember and grieve with the survivors who are still affected by lasting trauma. Continue reading
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