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The next collection will be clothing. Based on polls on our Instagram stories, many of you would like dresses, so there will be dresses! Also some separates (tops and bottoms) with lots of fun adjustable details for different bodies and genders. And pockets galore!
Oh and of course, all natural fibres/materials in fun prints and colours!

The first collection of robes was made in Bangladesh, with a supplier I vetted 3+ years ago who focus on ethical manufacturing and are experts at sourcing/creating fabrics that don't contain synthetics. Their workmanship is impeccable and I'm so proud to have worked with them.

For the next collection, the supplier base is expanding to other parts of Asia, as our product types expand, and I will continue to be transparent about this once it's underway.

Over my 15+ years working in the fashion industry, I have learnt which countries specialise in certain fabrics, printing techniques, construction techniques and hand-work. I always want to make sure I put the right products with the right supplier to achieve the highest quality product.

Small-batch production runs mean significantly smaller units per style and per size, compared with larger brands and retailers.
Typical brands that have stores across Australia as well as an online presence could be producing anywhere from 3,000-30,000 units of a single style. Some could be even higher.

This is how some brand's prices can be so low (amongst other tactics), but some brands also keep their prices high and produce this volume.

Small-batch could be 20 units, 50 units or anywhere in the hundreds, because it's still small and considered, compared to these larger brands.

TLDR; We make a very small amount per style/size so as not to overproduce, and make sure all our products have a home to go to.