Timeless essentials, designed in Montreal. Knitwear, sherpa & everyday layers.
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Take the Long Way Home.
Two people, one day in Montreal. Coffee runs, fresh flowers, unexpected stops, and nowhere else they'd rather be.
Our Fall Winter 2026 collection, made for the everyday. A Family Affair.
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Kuwallatee Quality Tips 💡 #11
Press the ribbing at a cuff or hem. Good ribbing springs right back. Soft, tired ribbing means the piece will bag out at the wrists and waist.
Taste pick: Café Saint-Henri.
Rain in the forecast, 19° anyway. Good day for a window seat and a slow coffee. We liked it enough to put it in our FW26 film.
Kuwallatee Quality Tips 💡 #10
Look at the stitches. Small, tight, even stitches hold a seam together for years. Long, loose ones are a shortcut, and they're the first to pull apart.
18° in Montreal on November 4th.
Light jacket, coffee, stay outside a little longer. Winter can wait.
Kuwallatee Quality Tips 💡 #9
Check the zipper. It should run smooth from top to bottom without catching, and the pull should feel solid, not thin. A cheap zip is usually the first thing to go on a jacket.
The best view on this jacket is on the back.
The Printed Sherpa Fleece in Elk Wildlife: elk and pine forest up front, a mountain sunset across the back. Soft, light and easy to layer.
Designed in Montreal. Made for everyone.
Printed Sherpa Fleece, Elk Wildlife.
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Kuwallatee Quality Tips 💡 #8
Hold a knit up to the light. If you can see straight through it, it's loosely knit and will lose its shape fast. A dense knit lets in a glow, not a view.
101 reasons to wear the Tachette Faux-Fur Zipup in Dalmatian Sports. We'll start with the obvious one: it's November.
Tachette Faux-Fur Zipup, Dalmatian Sports. kuwallatee.com/products/tach…
Clocks went back last night.
Good news: an extra hour of sleep. Bad news: it's dark before 5.
Sunny and 12° in Montreal today. Get outside while it's light.
Kuwallatee Quality Tips 💡
Wash knits cold and inside out, then dry them flat on a towel. Hot water and the dryer shrink them, and hanging a wet sweater stretches it out of shape.
