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Founded in 1941, Peerless Garments is proud to be have been a supplier to the military since 1950. The first coat sets we were privileged to design and develop were worn by our troops from 1950 to 1974.This design was replaced in 1974 by the Extreme Cold Weather Parka system which served until the bid conference in 1991, to design the 'Clothe the Soldier' program. Peerless Garments was instrumental in the design and development of the new system.We have been developing for and delivering to the Canadian Army, Navy and Air Force, this new generation of clothing according to the Canadian bidding process. We also supplied Sears Canada with mens leather outerwear for 37-plus years, coast to coast.In addition to our core products, we are a leader in the production of highly-technical garments which provide water-resistance, wind-proofing and warmth. We are licensed to use Gore-Tex® fabrics including Wind-Stopper® and other work wear materials. We are experienced with fire resistant materials, anti-static products and chemical warfare protective materials.

AWARDSRichardson CentreRichardson Centre, located at the intersection of Winnipeg's historic Portage Avenue and Main Street, includes the 34-storey Richardson Building; Richardson Centre Concourse; Richardson Centre Parkade and the 8-storey office building at 161 Portage Avenue East. It is recognized as one of Winnipeg's major real estate developments and is the head office location for James Richardson & Sons, Limited and its affiliated companies.Bentall Kennedy (Canada) LP is responsible for the property management and operation of Richardson Centre, a real estate holding of James Richardson & Sons, Limited.Copyright © 2013 Richardson Centre Limited. All Rights Reserved.

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Photo GalleryAbout HammondWilliam J. Hammond, was a hat merchant who had come from Toronto in 1896, moving his millinery store from Main Street into his new building on Albert Street in 1902. Designed by architect J.H.G. Russell, the early Hammond Building leased out as sample rooms to manufacturer's agents. Today the ground floor is prime retail shop space and the upper floors are leased by companies ranging from couture, financial, arts and technology.Our TenantsOur tenants are a valuable part of the Hammond Building culture. View our complete Directory Listing .Leasing Inquiries