Deaf Stuff
Company

Deaf Stuff

Retail Apparel And Fashion Toronto, Ontario, Ca 6 employees
Employees
6

Deaf Stuff Overview

Headquarters
Toronto, Ontario, Ca
Industry
Retail Apparel And Fashion
Employees
6
Founded
2018
NAICS
Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores
Clothing Stores
Shoe Stores

About Deaf Stuff

Deaf Stuff: Maximum Visibility Products Meeting or finding new Deaf friends or American Sign Language (ASL) signers out in public can be a challenge when the Deaf community is by and large an invisible minority. You just can’t tell who is Deaf or knows ASL unless you see them signing or know the person already. Deaf Stuff aims to make ASL stand out with Maximum Visibility Products! With our sleek, original and modern ASL fingerspelling font, all our products are high quality right down to the design, making it the latest and greatest must-have Deaf brand. We are a completely Deaf-run company out of Toronto, Ontario; selling print-on-demand Backpacks, Unisex Tees and Phone Cases online via Printful to start out, while collaborating with the awesome Route 66 Promotions for Snapbacks. We will be adding to our product line as we grow, starting with Summer and Winter collections. The ultimate dream is to open up a retail location with distribution capabilities, a lounge and coffee shop, offices and expanding to include ASL Media Services with an in-house green screen studio. All of this will be done with the mission of of promoting maximum ASL visibility, creating Deaf job opportunities to give back to the Deaf community that has given us all so much already. Co-Founded by Paul Bourgeois, Canada’s first Deaf Interpreting B.A. student at George Brown College and Alice Lo, an amazing Deaf graphic artist and video editor; Deaf Stuff is a combination of Paul’s entrepreneurial vision and passion for everything Deaf, with Alice’s wealth of professional experience in digital media, working together since Fall 2017. You can reach Paul for any media inquiries at Paul@DeafStuff.com

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