Sitemap

The Spider Canada sitemap groups every page on this site into the four lists below, and each entry now goes where it says it goes rather than sitting there as plain text. The rail is grouped by print instead of by season, so the shop lists read as shapes and weights rather than as drops. Where a shelf is marked as not stocked, the page is open and written but has nothing on it yet; those pages stay up so the links inside the rest of the site keep working when stock arrives. The shop list runs to forty-four pieces across fourteen category pages, and the order it follows is weight: the 380 GSM french terry hoodies, zip hoodies and sweatpants first, then the 240 GSM crewnecks and long sleeves, then the 230 GSM stretch pieces, then the 180 and 220 GSM jersey tees and tanks. Five of those category pages carry no stock yet and are listed anyway, because the sizing and care notes on them are already written. The help list holds the pages that answer a question about an order: sizing, care, shipping, returns, payments, tracking and contact. The about list covers the label itself, and the last list holds the terms, privacy and cookie pages. Nothing here is a redirect and nothing points off this domain. Two things are worth knowing before you use it. The empty category pages are listed with the rest rather than hidden, so a page can be here and carry no stock, and each one still holds the sizing and care notes for the shape it covers. And the journal is listed under the label rather than under the shop, because it is written about the cloth and the prints rather than to sell a particular piece.

Shop Pages in the Spider Canada Sitemap

  • Men's clothing the whole rail in one grid, from 380 GSM french terry hoodies down to 180 GSM jersey tees.
  • Women's clothing — the same drawings cut for women, including the leggings and both tank tops.
  • Hoodies 380 GSM cotton french terry, brushed inside, pullovers and zips in seven grounds.
  • Long sleeves and sweatshirts 240 GSM cotton jersey, the lightest of the covered tops.
  • T-shirts and tanks 180 GSM jersey tees and 230 GSM stretch knit tanks, the least forgiving surface for fine linework.
  • Sweatpants and leggings 380 GSM french terry bottoms with the lettering down the leg, plus one pair of leggings.
  • New arrivals — the grounds added most recently, which usually means another colorway on a drawing that already behaves.
  • Sale — the shelf used when a ground is being cleared rather than repeated.
  • Kids — written and open, not stocked yet.
  • Tracksuits — open page, and until a matching set is made a two-piece is a hoodie and the sweatpants sharing its ground.
  • Shorts open page, nothing cut for summer weight so far.
  • Short sets — open page, no two-piece is sold as one item today.
  • Sweaters — open page, nothing knitted rather than printed yet.
  • Accessories — open page, and every drawing currently runs on a top or a pair of bottoms.
  • Beanies — open page, the first shelf held for headwear.
  • Caps — open page, the second one.

Help and Orders

  • Help — the starting point when you are not sure which of these pages answers your question.
  • FAQs — the questions that come in most often, answered in one line each.
  • Size guide — flat measurements in inches and centimeters for every shape, S through XL.
  • Which bottoms suit you — four questions that point you at sweatpants, cargos or leggings.
  • Product care washing temperature, drying and ironing, set out by weight and by how heavy the print is.
  • Shipping and delivery — how an order is packed, dispatched and tracked.
  • Returns and refunds what can be sent back, in what condition, and how the exchange runs.
  • Payments and refunds — the cards accepted and how long a refund takes to land.
  • Track your order — one field, the number from the dispatch email.
  • Contact us — a written reply from the same people who pack the boxes.

About the Label

  • Our story — how Spider Canada started and why the range is built around drawings.
  • Sustainability — what we print, what we do not overproduce, and where the honest limits are.
  • Inclusion — sizing, fit and who the shapes are cut for.
  • Press and media — logos, product images and who to write to.
  • Events — pop-ups and market dates when there are any.

Policies and Everything Else