SaltySea
SaltySea is a New Zealand brand bringing sustainability into every young woman’s summer wardrobes starting with the essentials, swimwear. Stephanie Saxton first launched the…
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Thunderpants
Thunderpants have combined whimsey and playfulness with hard-hitting sustainability efforts to create a brand which appeals to the different needs of their consumers. The…
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Liar the Label
Nisha Abey’s decision to incorporate sustainable practices into her brand Liar the Label came as a strike against the wasteful tendencies of the industry….
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Nisa
Intimates brand Nisa has a strong vision for their consumers and targets women who want to feel comfortable in their own skin and confident…
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SUSUKOSHI
For Eve Khoe seasonal children’s wear was proving to be an insufficient and inconvenient model for kid’s fashion. “We struggled when my baby boy…
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Tiba + Marl
Co-founder of Tiba + Marl, Lydia Barron’s idea for the brand was born when her and business partner Anna Tizard had babies of their…
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Raspberry Republic
Magdalena and Piotr Stepinski are a dynamic duo in business and out of it. The co-founders of Raspberry Republic work in perfect synthesis, with…
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Marlow & Mae
Rebekah Sansbury is the founder and designer behind Marlow & Mae, a family-run business based out of Australia’s sunny Queensland. Established in 2015 after…
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Little Bambinos
Rachel Williams found a gap in the market for children’s clothing and established Little Bambinos to introduce leading international brands to New Zealand. When…
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Minimalisma
Maja Akraberg does everything at Minimalisma. She’s the owner, the creative, and the CEO of the small, Nordic clothing company. Akraberg’s husband joined the…
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Mister Fly
The Mister Fly team was created by two mums in 2015 who were searching for a stylish, practical range of accessories. Alex Skurrie and…
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Dimples
You could say that founder Jane-Anne McAllister knows a thing or two when it comes to babies and what they need, with 14 children…
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