Creative Collaborations
Empower Your Community by Supporting Local Businesses and Independent Creators.
Daniel Palillo
Daniel is based in Helsinki and creates garments like he is writing a diary or a storyboard: painting a picture of everyday lived experiences in a sequence of clothing. The collections are manufactured in small made-to-order quantities in Estonia.
Palillo has been featured in media such as Vogue, I.D., Elle, WAD Magazine, VICE, and The Fader and spotted on celebrities from Lady Gaga to Santigold, Jessie Jay, Rita Ora and Noel Fielding.
Playground Spoon Rings
by Jasper Goldney
LuLaLoop
Designer, Lucy Eggleton, believes in slow fashion and anti-fashion values, creating drops when they are ready and not necessarily sticking to a seasonal or fashion week schedule.
LuLaLoop offers streetwear with a costume aesthetic. All fabrics are locally sourced in London and sewn by Lucy herself, making each piece totally one of a kind. You'll to be the only one at the next festival wearing something this unique.
Rat Life
Rat Life is a home-grown label out of Sydney, Australia and designed by Helen. These unisex pieces offer a fresh style update, add a fresh satirical aesthetic to your daily wardrobe.
Each Rat Life design is limited and screen printed locally in Sydney, with new styles are dropping only a few at a time. Rat Life does not follow seasonal collections.
TEIN (The End Is Near)
TEIN (or The End Is Near) Clothing created by Italian visual artist, Martin Dee, is a sustainable streetwear label out of the UK. TEIN does not mass produce but creates small runs of unisex pieces that are easy to incorporate into your everyday wardrobe.
The brand merges internet pop culture, Asian psychedelic colours and overlapping images, mixed with the search for spirituality.
More recently, Martin has created customized up-cycled pieces, which have been worn by the likes of Billie Eilish, Madonna and Ke$ha!
Three R's by Sandie
Upcycled belt buckle bags, totes, shoulder bags, remade from pet food bags and other second hand fabrics and trims, collected by Sandie.
We Are Mortals
We Are Mortals is a genderless label out of L.A., created by Anji. WAM believes that being 'mortal' reminds us of how we need to live life to the fullest; a sentiment that is the same for all humans regardless of race, gender, sexuality.
All production happens in Los Angeles, where Anji oversees everything so that the workers are being paid fair wages and working in good conditions. WAM produces in limited quantities so to reduce waste and uses recycled fabrics whenever possible for each collection.
