Everist x Kooshoo Hair Ties
The public product URL now returns 404. A 23 January 2025 capture still listed this limited pack at $18. That copy called the ties cotton from an organic claim and rubber from a tree.
Stevenson and Jenkins own Everist Inc. That archived page never names a sewing city. The September 2026 Everist catalog of 68 public products does not include this handle.
Dyes on that page carried an Oeko-Tex Standard 100 line. Wash in cold water with like colours, then lay flat. Keep them out of direct sun.
Product Highlights
- •Archived page said over 3 times a typical tie's strength
- •Plant cotton plus rubber from a tree
- •Oeko-Tex Standard 100 on the dyes
- •Fair Rubber Association cited for the rubber
- •SKU on that page was E-10056
Category
Is this product made in Canada?
No, Everist x Kooshoo Hair Ties is not made in Canada
Our Canadian score
Limited Canadian ties
Everist Inc. is Canadian-owned and based in Toronto. The Kooshoo tie page does not say where the cotton ties were made, and the live URL now 404s.
Score breakdown (30% evidenced, low confidence)
This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score
Key Facts
- Owned By
- Everist Inc., Toronto
- Factory
- Not stated
- Materials
- Organic cotton, tree rubber
- Last Price
- $18 on 23 Jan 2025
- Status
- Product URL returns 404
- SKU
- E-10056
Where to Buy
Additional Details
- Note:Live URL 404 as of 22 Sep 2026. Facts from the 23 Jan 2025 archive.
All Information Sources
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these hair ties still for sale?
Not on the old URL. helloeverist.com/products/kooshoo-hair-tie-pack returns 404, and the handle is absent from the public catalog fetched in September 2026.
What were they made of?
The 23 January 2025 page said premium cotton under an organic claim, plus rubber tapped from a tree, and called the pack plastic-free.
Where were they made?
Not stated. Everist is in Toronto, and that capture names no workshop for the ties.
How do you wash them?
Cold water, like colours, then lay flat. The page also said not to stretch them while wet or leave oils on them.
What certifications were named?
A Standard 100 mark on the dyes, and a fair-trade rubber certificate next to an FSC line.
Was there a barcode?
No GTIN on that capture. The SKU was E-10056 and the price was $18.
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