［Ended］[Vancouver] October Community Market

ZORZA Bathing Goods

ZORZA offers bath & self-care products handmade with lots of love here in Vancouver, BC. Soft-on-skin as tested by the maker herself, who has been ‘blessed’ with sensitive skin. Started in January 2021 by a Polish girl named Zuzanna (hello!) who somehow found herself living in Canada. What ZORZA is aiming to represent with its brand & products is the inspiration drawn from the sea breeze of Vancouver beaches, alongside my own Slavic ethnicity. ‘Zorza’ means aurora/afterglow in Polish and it’s also the name of two mythical Slavic goddesses of morning & evening stars ー all of this is reflected in our ZORZA logo. At the MUJI Community Market you’ll be able to find our range of handmade bath bombs, shower steamers and lotion bars to up your self-care game and tantalize your senses.

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Refill Road

Refill Road is a passionate online and pop-up store who want to help you on your way towards a zero-waste lifestyle. We care a lot about the environment so we are manufacturing, sourcing and selling items which we think will make a difference.
We take big pride of having our own handcrafted products with 100% pure botanicals ingredients. Each product has not only been meticulously formulated to have a purpose for you, but also to help our environment. We carry lots of refills so you can bring your own containers and avoid single use plastic.

We will be bringing following products to community market: Handcrafted soaps, Food wraps, Beeswax handcrafted candles, Compostable houseware brushes and personal care,
Wool drywalls, Hand soap, dish and laundry refills, Crystals.

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Milklady Soap Co

Milklady Soap Co. is a one-woman shop. The journey of making soap started with my child’s eczema. I am a mother of two and the soaps I make is great for all family members including toddlers. I design, hand poured in small batch soap in Burnaby, BC, Canada. Soaps are made by cold-processed or hot-processed technique and cured 4-6 weeks for optimal results. I use natural ingredients including natural colourants found in plants, algae and clay. On the Muji Community Market Day, I will offer Amy Soap Bar, which has a wonderful amount of antioxidants and helps protect skin from environmental free radical damage. It is great for dry and sensitive skin including eczema skin. Also, I will offer a Dishwashing Bar, a zero waste, chemical free soap bar for hand-washing the dishes. It is biodegradable and eco friendly. It will be your best friend in the kitchen. It cuts through grease leaving your dishes squeaky clean without that dried out feeling on your hands. Soap scum is no match for this soap and your sink will be cleaner than ever.

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The Burnt Apron

What started as a small hobby in a studio based out of Brooklyn. The Burnt Apron has grown to a small full-time business. After relocating back to beautiful Vancouver in 2019 from New York. We started producing small hand made homeware goods as a hobby to pass the time during Covid. With markets opening, we decided to hit the public and sell our goods. All our products are made with an eco friendly mindset. Using non-acrylic based or paraffin/paraben free products and using local based suppliers to reduce our carbon foot print. We will bring Candles and houseware products such as trays and plates to MUJI Community market.

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Essentials Eco

Essentials Eco was founded on a passion to help create a more sustainable world for generations to come. Our quarterly subscription boxes focus on simple swaps to help people reduce their footprint while still providing convenience for busy modern families. We believe that sustainability can and should work with your current lifestyle and be a compliment to your daily routine. Our curations focus on reducing plastic, single-use and chemical products from our subscribers’ homes.

We are dedicated to showcasing small, minority-owned and women-owned businesses in Canada, who share our goals for eco-sustainability and social responsibility. Our boxes are filled with simple utility-based swaps for products you already have in your home. We work to make sustainability fun so that more people will start their sustainability journeys.

We are brining our brand of Canadian sustainability to MUJI and will be featuring our remaining fall boxes packed with back to work essentials along with a variety of our favourite sustainability starter products that will soon be featured on our add on market from dish washing kits to fall skincare essentials.

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Provence en Couleur

It all started from a tiny village named Dieulefit in the heart of Provence. Tourist were always attracted by those gigantic fields of Lavender that surrounded our homes. Eric got the idea to share his childhood memories by importing and distributing Lavender here in Vancouver.

In 2015, he started to sell his first lavender bouquet downtown Vancouver as a second job. Afew years later he made his way up to a full-time business by selling his product to flower shops, home decor stores and grocery stores all around town. Not only having lavender bouquet, but we are also now thrilled to offer a large variety of product that can fulfill with joy all our customers.

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