Karma is a new activewear company based in Canada with a refreshing perspective. Rather than being laser-focused on financial targets, Karma aims to spread more goodness in the world.
Promoting compassion through clothing
The apparel industry often promotes unrealistic appearance standards that can negatively impact self-esteem. Karma takes a different approach by using messaging that celebrates our shared humanity and emphasizes wellbeing over profits.
Giving back to important causes
Karma donates a portion of each sale to select charities focused on mental health, homelessness, and environmental conservation – issues that affect countless lives yet often get overlooked in the private sector.
Ethical and eco-friendly manufacturing
All Karma apparel is proudly crafted in Canada under ethical working conditions using sustainably-sourced fabrics. As a B Corp certified company, Karma makes social and environmental responsibility core to its operations.
Offering inclusive sizing
Unlike many activewear brands that only cater to certain body types, Karma offers an inclusive range of sizes to meet diverse needs. The goal is to help all people feel comfortable and empowered to pursue an active lifestyle.
The founding principles
Karma was founded by sisters Kate and Ella in 2019 to challenge business conventions and prove companies can succeed financially through ethical practices focused on social impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes are available?
Karma offers sizes ranging from XS to 4X.
What types of apparel do you sell?
Our collection includes leggings, tops, jackets, sports bras, and other activewear staples for both women and men.
How often do you release new collections?
We launch new seasonal collections every 3 months to provide customers fresh styles while minimizing waste.
Do you ship internationally?
Currently we only ship within Canada and the United States.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept Visa, Mastercard, Paypal, and AfterPay.
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