Nuvango: Entrepreneurial Creativity in The Junction

September 21, 2016 Megan

In the heart of The Junction is a gorgeous old macaroni factory, turned creative textile powerhouse.

Keeping this building vibrantly Torontian, Nuvango took great pride in restoring this factory to now be a busting hub of ingenuity.

Known for their online presence and new brick and mortar store near Queen and Bathurst – they create bold clothing from dresses to yoga pants. Nuvango concepts, sources, designs, manufactures and distributes their textiles all right here in Toronto.

We at immrfabulous.com love the go-getters, the trend setters and the passionate perfectionists. The group at Nuvango is just that.

Using the work of talented artists as the foundation, they create stunning products helping make art more accessible to the public. Like my fab Nuvango dress, which was originally an oil painting from Toronto artist Callen Schaub

Starting their first company GelaSkins in 2005, creating custom and art-focus laptop and cell phone skins, they grew to include Nuvango and this year they are launching Notion – a plug-in which seamlessly integrates an end to end shopping experience into your existing ecomm store.

This company is always looking for creative ways to expand and tap into their talented network. A network which includes their in-house design team…of whom all are Canadian and have their own fashion labels!

And at the end of September – check out their first capsule collection from international art group London Police whom I fell for when I lived in Amsterdam.