Top 10 Canadian Sustainable Fashion Influencers on Instagram (Mar 2026)

We found 21 sustainable fashion Influencers in Canada
These influencers mention 'sustainable fashion' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in Canada. Here are the top 10. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
03/14/2026
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1. Cynthia

Canada

bits of life & sustainable fashion 💌 cynthia@inspiroue.com 📍 toronto

Followers
12.5k
Fake followers
15.27%
Engagement rate
2.75%
Average Reel plays
8k
Audience gender
male
5.51%
female
94.49%
Top performing Reels
  1. 5.7k
  2. 2.4k
  3. 2.3k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
33.86%
Canada
26.08%
United Kingdom
6.91%
Germany
4.32%
Australia
3.42%
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2. Tatiana | Coffee, Brunch, Style

Canada

🍳 Toronto brunch, cafes, & lifestyle (esp the East End!) 💞 Specialty coffee, thrifting, and sustainable fashion 🥞 PR: toronto.brunch.club@gmail.com

Followers
10.4k
Fake followers
16.09%
Engagement rate
1.16%
Average Reel plays
3.3k
Audience gender
male
24.13%
female
75.87%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
78.54%
United States
9.31%
United Kingdom
1.39%
India
1.03%
Australia
0.69%
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3. Sammie ✴︎ Photographer

Canada

sustainable living + ethical fashion  photo @sammiechanphoto mostly film 𖤥 Vancouver

Followers
5.9k
Fake followers
20.06%
Engagement rate
2.62%
Average Reel plays
1.5k
Audience gender
male
20.52%
female
79.48%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
28.98%
Canada
24.82%
United Kingdom
5.29%
Philippines
2.87%
Australia
2.8%
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4. kelsey dech | thrifting, lifestyle & sustainability

Canada

i’d rather be thrifting ~ lover of fashion, sustainability & travel 📍 vancouver bc 💌 kelsey.dech@gmail.com 🛍 vintage shop @naurathrift links ↓

Followers
5.4k
Fake followers
13.04%
Engagement rate
2.39%
Average Reel plays
2.1k
Audience gender
female
82.88%
male
17.12%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
55.72%
United States
27.79%
United Kingdom
4.83%
Australia
1.69%
France
0.82%
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5. SKALSI

Canada

sustainable fashion engineer ♻️ Featured in @globeandmail @cbc.sports @gqtaiwan @fashioncanada ✂️♻️ @by.skalsi

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6. Trinity ❤︎ Thrifted Fashion

Canada

Currently living in a 2000’s romcom Sharing sustainable outfit inspo and pics of my cats Vancouver, BC 🇫🇯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 💌 trinity5880@gmail.com

Followers
4k
Fake followers
16.44%
Engagement rate
1.74%
Average Reel plays
2.7k
Audience gender
male
13.42%
female
86.58%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
28.18%
United Kingdom
14.57%
Canada
10.95%
The Netherlands
5.61%
Australia
3.47%
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7. Dino Papadimitriou

Canada

Building a sustainable fashion concept -962 Bathurst st. Open Thurs Fri Sat and Sun 12-7pm. Fashion Retailer Designer Handyman Consultant

Followers
3.8k
Fake followers
11.58%
Engagement rate
1.82%
Average Reel plays
1.8k
Audience gender
male
45.95%
female
54.05%
Top performing Reels
  1. 624
  2. 356
  3. 341
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
72.35%
Greece
9.48%
United States
8.53%
Australia
1.58%
United Kingdom
1.42%
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8. Viviana | toronto fashion

Canada

conscious fashion, beauty, and travel 🌿 proving you can be sustainable & stylish 💌 vtostyled@gmail.com 📍 toronto

Followers
3.8k
Fake followers
17.85%
Engagement rate
4.85%
Average Reel plays
4.1k
Audience gender
female
86.5%
male
13.5%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
37.7%
Canada
18.85%
United Kingdom
17.87%
Australia
2.41%
France
2.02%
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9. Shay Prasad

Canada

Sustainable Fashion | Vintage Luxury | Fitness and Movement | Lifestyle ✨I talk about handbags - @bags.for.breakfast 📍 Vancouver

Followers
2.7k
Fake followers
22.46%
Engagement rate
3.3%
Average Reel plays
2.8k
Audience gender
male
46.74%
female
53.26%
Top performing Reels
  1. 21.6k
  2. 20.2k
  3. I’m marrying my husband for the third time this coming August 17th. See, our relationship has never been quite “typical.” We’ve endured two years of long distance, a global pandemic, over 6,000 miles between us, and a million more hoops to jump through just to be able to live and work in the same country together. Nothing has been “typical,” so it makes sense that our wedding journey isn’t either. In 2021 we had a quiet elopement in a greenhouse in Abbotsford. It was bittersweet. The day we were legally bound, one of the happiest days of our lives, and yet - it was spent without so many of our loved ones. Even more, I had to say goodbye to my new husband just 6 days after saying “I do,” not knowing when I would see him next. Then, in Lebanon 2023 - our Ktab kiteb - an Islamic Marraige observance. My husband and I come from different cultural backgrounds - and one of the greatest things that brings is the ability to broaden my own reality and learn what else the world has to offer. It made me love my husband that much more, and it felt like a privilege to be welcomed into that part of his life. Now, here we are - just over a week away from our official “wedding.” I’ve felt guilt with this celebration coming up - knowing that we’ve technically already had two “marriages” prior to this. Talk about redundant. But then, I have to remind myself - we deserve this. We truly, whole-heartedly deserve this. A day to finally celebrate our love, and all of the work we put into this amazing relationship we’ve built. We deserve this. To be with all of our closest friends and family, to let loose and dance and drink and and eat and enjoy all there is to enjoy at a typical wedding. We deserve some normalcy. I also deserve to wear ALL of the wedding outfits. The countdown is on - i cannot wait to marry this man again, and say “I do” to him every day for the rest of my life.
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
73.94%
United States
11.46%
Australia
1.96%
India
1.73%
United Kingdom
1.1%
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10. Shanice

Canada

✨Intersectionality in Sustainability✨ 💃 Slow + Sustainable fashion curator Learning & Unlearning - Highlights 👇🏼💭 #WelfactChangemaker

Followers
1.4k
Fake followers
9.93%
Engagement rate
8.77%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
male
15.14%
female
84.86%
Top performing Reels
  1. **UPDATES BELOW*** DID YOU KNOW THAT THE SUCCESS OF BIG FAST FASHION BRANDS IS DEEPLY ROOTED IN THE OPPRESSION OF BIPOC? 👎🏻 👎🏼 👎🏾 👎🏿 〰️ @theminimalspin and I have created this post jam-packed with information about the fast fashion industry and its roots in colonialism. Like a lot of things, it is based on a system that benefits one group while exploiting the other. There’s a major power imbalance. Please share and … SWIPE 👈 〰️ While listening to @celinecelines and @ajabarber’s IG Live, there were things that I didn’t realize. For example, auditing and certifications are western inventions to police people in “developing” countries, dictating what is considered “correct” by their standards. Plus, auditing can be seen as a facade allowing colonizing brands to absolve themselves of responsibility. And as Aja perfectly put it: “Who needs certifications the most? The big brands who have been fxcking up everything all along! Certifications exist because of big brands taking advantage of everybody within the supply chain.” That being said, when a brand is certified, don’t see that as a bad thing, but the reverse is also true. When a brand is not certified, it is not necessarily a bad thing either. Support black-owned, indigenous-owned, POC-owned businesses and support small businesses! 〰️ Amazing things are happening and conversations are getting uncomfortable, but they are needed. 〰️ I leave you with this quote: “The most unsustainable societies are Western societies, but they make it an Asian problem.” - Chandran Nair, founder of Global Institute for Tomorrow ✌️ ******* UPDATE: (Slide 5) Reformation, Aritzia and Milk Makeup were more performative rather than brands who weren't paying their factory workers. They have since then acknowledged their mistakes and have addressed the issue, so I look forward to the actions that they take and when. Sorry if it was misleading! 〰️ The real long-term solution is systemic change! If you can avoid these brands and vote with your dollar, please do so and support and empower small businesses to grow. We need all these other big brands to be transparent, accountable and to take action to do better. It's a toxic cycle rn.
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
31.45%
Canada
23.96%
United Kingdom
11.29%
Australia
4.72%
Germany
3.57%
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