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BeatRoute Magazine AB Edition - February 2020

BeatRoute Magazine is a music monthly and website that also covers: fashion, film, travel, liquor and cannabis all through the lens of a music fan. Distributed in British Columbiam Alberta, and Ontario. BeatRoute’s Alberta edition is distributed in Calgary, Edmonton, Banff and Canmore. The BC edition is distributed in Vancouver, Victoria and Nanaimo. BeatRoute (AB) Mission PO 23045 Calgary, AB T2S 3A8 E. editor@beatroute.ca BeatRoute (BC) #202 – 2405 E Hastings Vancouver, BC V5K 1Y8 P. 778-888-1120

BeatRoute Magazine is a music monthly and website that also covers: fashion, film, travel, liquor and cannabis all through the lens of a music fan. Distributed in British Columbiam Alberta, and Ontario. BeatRoute’s Alberta edition is distributed in Calgary, Edmonton, Banff and Canmore. The BC edition is distributed in Vancouver, Victoria and Nanaimo. BeatRoute (AB) Mission PO 23045 Calgary, AB T2S 3A8 E. editor@beatroute.ca BeatRoute (BC) #202 – 2405 E Hastings Vancouver, BC V5K 1Y8 P. 778-888-1120

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That’s Dope

W

ith the industry rising above

and beyond its smoke cloud

of regulations, Canadian

cannabis brands want you to sit back,

relax, and consume kush in comfort.

Sackville & Co., Burb, and Superette

have each designed cozy loungewear

pieces for any kind of session. “Comfort

is key [to] BC bud culture,” says Margot

Zimmerman of the inspiration behind

Vancouver-based Burb’s apparel. The

Burb x Tantalus Sky Pilot Sherpa Jacket

is a dreamy outerwear cloud, perfect

for watching a movie on the couch or

adventuring in the great outdoors.

Sackville & Co. founders Hayley

Dineen and Lana Van Brunt agree

that “the perfect sesh outfit” can be

whatever makes you comfortable. Sold

separately, the duo’s Sackville Crewneck

and Sackville Shorts are made of a

breathable, cozy cotton. The suit comes

in three retro washes and features

cheeky iconography to celebrate the

brand’s design-forward style — without

compromising utility. This is a key part

of Sackville’s mission, say Van Brunt

and Dineen. With the goal of adjusting

the stigma cannabis use has held in the

past, they aim to create products that

fit into your lifestyle “without having to

stash them away in a drawer.” Sackville’s

cannabis accessories beg to be

displayed, on your nightstand or body.

Superette’s apparel also shows

off the brand’s low key but impactful

aesthetic. From dad hats to hoodies,

long sleeves to socks, the Ontarioborn

cannabis company uses organic

materials and their now-iconic rose logo

to brand comfy clothes that encourage

the wearer to simply have fun. Thaomy

Lam, who works in Events & PR at

Superette, says the clothes were made

with “the potential for ash to stain or a

rogue roach to burn a hole” in mind. At

Superette, she adds, “we think those

add character.”

STAR

THIS MONTH IN CANNABIS NEWS AND VIEWS

LAZE AND LEVEL OUT IN

CANADA’S BEST SESH SUITS

Superette apparel available

at superetteshop.com

LEEOR WILD

Sackville apparel available at

sackvilleandco.com

EVA ZAR

By JAIME EISEN

Burb x Tantalus Sky Pilot Sherpa Jacket

available at shopburb.com

JOMAR VICTORIA

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