Sanne began Atelier Hop as a celebration of making and in honour of her grandmother who used to make beautiful clothes for her when she was growing up. As a child she remembers her grandmother perfectly recreating the clothes that she wanted to buy from the shops. Sanne comes from a family of retailers too- both her grandparents and her parents owned shops and the influence of being surrounded by makers and retailers from a young age is clear when you see Atelier Hop. The store is decorated with beautiful dark wood furniture, soft embroidered linens and the fun pastels of Sanne’s tiered candles. 

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This is Snow, founder of WoodyWooday outside her beautiful shop front in Taiwan. Snow opened her store a few years ago when she was on the search for kids clothing made from natural fibres, and in simple shapes to dress her little ones in. WoodyWooday sells (alongside Pico) an amazing range of beautifully made organic cotton and linen clothing for women and children. Her ambition for Woodywooday is to sell garments that last and can be worn through all seasons, with an aesthetic that is timeless and simple - and we love it!

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Nadinoo, owned and run by Nadia is a slow womenswear brand whose commitment to making fashion more sustainable is always at the heart of what they do. Nadinoo is a two woman team (Nadia and Lily) and just next to the studio in which they make their clothes they have a shop selling a whole host of beautiful brands whose values are centred around looking after the planet and ourselves. 

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Tracy began KIOSK in her own words for ‘purely selfish reasons’. She relocated from the UK to Melbourne and missed the accessibility of worldwide brands, she explains ‘When I arrived in Melbourne I saw a really big difference in peoples attitudes and trust to buying online and also the availability of international brands not to mention stores postage time lines and procedures.’ So in 2021 she opened her online store and stocked it with brands she knew and loved…

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