72% matchTaylor Stitch
Natural-fibre basics with a sustainability pitch
What changes: Heavier workwear focus and direct-to-consumer rather than boutique retail
Brand profile
British Columbia boutique chain and bamboo-fibre apparel label with stores in Nelson, Kelowna and Vancouver's Gastown.
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It started in 2004 as one Nelson store importing from Brazil, Argentina, Turkey, Italy and Spain, and still stocks outside labels alongside its own line across three BC locations.
The in-house apparel line launched in 2009 with bamboo underwear and grew into fuller men's and women's ranges pitched on moisture-wicking and UV protection.
Owner-run out of Nelson, Kelowna and Vancouver's Gastown, it sits at mid-tier prices and leans on shirts and jackets that read workwear-heritage to minimalist.
72% matchNatural-fibre basics with a sustainability pitch
What changes: Heavier workwear focus and direct-to-consumer rather than boutique retail
70% matchPacific Northwest essentials, men's and women's
What changes: Cotton utility wear rather than bamboo performance knits
62% matchCurated shop model plus its own in-house line
What changes: Online-only and rugged outdoor-leaning rather than soft basics
60% matchPlant-based dyes and low-impact fibres, pushed further
What changes: Much higher price and craft-heavy, statement pieces
Bia Boro is a British Columbia boutique chain and in-house label owned by Bahram Djam. It began in 2004 as a single Nelson shop importing clothing and accessories from Brazil, Argentina, Turkey, Italy and Spain, and now runs stores in Nelson, Kelowna and Vancouver's Gastown. In 2009 it added Bia Boro Apparel, a bamboo-fibre line that started with underwear and expanded into wider menswear and womenswear. Recent collections push bamboo basics marketed for moisture-wicking and UV protection, alongside stocked labels such as Champlain.