Christian Clothing in Vancouver

Vancouver is where Redeemer began.

The brand was founded here — in this city, by a husband and wife who had rediscovered their faith in Christ and wanted to create something that reflected that renewed sense of purpose. When they looked for Christian clothing that was simple, well-made, and genuinely meaningful, they found that what they were looking for did not quite exist. So they built it.

Christianity in Vancouver

Vancouver has a reputation as one of Canada's most secular cities — and the data supports that, to a degree. But beneath the surface, the city has a rich and active Christian community that has shaped it in important ways.

Christ Church Cathedral, the historic Anglican cathedral in the heart of downtown, has served Vancouver since 1889. Coastal Church — a non-denominational congregation founded in 1994 — represents over 100 nationalities in its congregation, reflecting the city's extraordinary diversity. Tenth Church has been a center of community and spiritual life in the city for decades.

Regent College, the evangelical graduate school of theology located on the University of British Columbia campus, has trained ministers, scholars, and thinkers from around the world since 1970. It is one of the most respected institutions of its kind in North America.

Faith in a Post-Christian City

One of the interesting things about being a Christian in Vancouver is that faith here is rarely assumed. You hold it by choice, in a context that does not take it for granted. That tends to produce a certain kind of believer — thoughtful, intentional, and clear about why they believe what they believe.

Wearing your faith in Vancouver is its own quiet statement. Not aggressive, not apologetic. Simply present in a city that leaves room for many kinds of meaning.

Giving Back to the City

For every Redeemer shirt sold, $2 is donated to the Greater Vancouver Food Bank — a small but consistent act of giving back to the city where this brand was born. Vancouver shaped Redeemer. That felt worth acknowledging.