We collaborated with a boutique owner of Four Horsemen in Victoria BC, and designed a set of limited edition sweaters.

Check out their photoshoot here.

Takaku Tomoki, a back country pro-snowboarder from Japan tested our possum pullover during the 07/08 winter season in Hokkaido and gave it two thumbs up for its lightness and warmth.

If you’re ever in Hokkaido and want a guided tour of the back country you can contact him at Powder Company Guide. Check him out here, snowboarding the steepest mountains of Mongolia and through the beautiful landscape of Alaska.

We designed another one-off, Canadian Heritage-style sweater, this time paying tribute to the one and only great Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Our sweater received many compliments by wild beer-swiggin’, hot-dog-eating Canadian fans on the best night of the week – Hockey Night In Canada, baby! Yeaaahhh.

Toruman is an independent song writer/musician/lifeguard, born and raised in Japan. He writes most of his music in his lifeguard tower while watching over people on the beaches of Atami. Some of his songs are played through the speakers on the beach, where a record company executive heard his music and the rest is history.

His musical inspirations come from his experiences traveling around the world and his love of the mellow surf lifestyle.

You might be able to catch him out on the waves of Atami, Japan, or it just might be easier to catch him here.

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Granted can now create custom orders, such as this one for a client who admires this Canadian environmentalist and science broadcaster so much, shes willing to have him on her back.

Granted was commissioned by Hudson’s Bay Company to design and make traditional sweaters for their 2007 Heritage collection. They asked us to design a sweater using the prancing elk from their crest logo. In the December ‘07 issue of Elle Canada magazine, actress Rachel Leigh Cook was photographed wearing this piece of “homespun Canadiana.”

Our friend, Riko, has just launched her new brand called Tiger Lily. She has designed a distinct, high-end hand-knit collection for the casually chic. Only a month after its launch, Tiger Lily’s items have already been featured in many Japanese magazines. The Japanese boutiques carrying her line are now sold out.

www.tigerlilyandco.com