An odyssey of vibrant Afghan fashions Sakena The Label was founded by Maryam Oria. The fashion label embodies tranquillity and honours Afghan artisans through vibrant, intricately detailed clothing. With a commitment to sustainability, Sakena repurposes deadstock fabrics into unique, storytelling pieces, empowering female artisans with fair wages and dignified work. Each garment not only exudes … Continue reading Sakena The Label
Fashion with a purpose A dynamic Afghan Australian fashion venture selling upcycled clothing through social media platforms and shipping Australia-wide. Fusing cultural heritage with sustainable practices, they offer a unique collection for both eco-conscious consumers and those seeking traditional fashions. Contact Location 📍 Australia Wide Delivery
Outfits you want to be seen in The Social Outfit is a fashion label in the heart of Sydney's inner west that provides employment and training to refugee and new migrant communities. The fashion label with a difference diverts excess fabric from landfill, while supporting its employees in clothing production, retail, design and marketing skills. … Continue reading The Social Outfit
Crafts made with craft SisterWorks is a store and social enterprise that sells crafts and treats and offers vocational training to women from disadvantaged backgrounds. Its local and ethically made goods will help you shop with purpose for every room in the house. Think soaps for the bathroom, candles for the living room and jewellery … Continue reading SisterWorks
Textiles for a brighter tomorrow Second Stitch is a social enterprise that empowers women from diverse and refugee backgrounds through sewing and textile projects. From tailoring to seamstress services, Second Stitch will be your go-to for alterations and accessories. Contact ✉️ info@secondstitch.org.au 📞 03 9354 2193 VISIT WEBSITE ↗ Location 📍 1/377 Sydney RoadCoburg, VIC … Continue reading Second Stitch
A "little flower" in full bloom Paw Po is a social enterprise that provides employment to Karen women refugees living in Nhill, Victoria showcase their Burmese culture to Australia. Paw Po translates to "little flower", and empowers the women to weave and sew their handicrafts — including bags, aprons, singlets and dolls. Contact ✉️ pawpo@nnhlc.org.au … Continue reading Paw Po
Kid's clothing with spark TreeKid is an ethically and sustainably made kids clothing line based in Melbourne. The adjustable clothing line is designed by a mother of two who understands that clothes need to grow with kids. The bright, conversation starter brand also supports tailors from refugee backgrounds. Contact ✉️ hello@treekid.com.au VISIT WEBSITE ↗ Socials … Continue reading TreeKid
Fine art expertise Bassam Jabar is an Iraqi-born painter and glass art maker based in NSW. He works with oil paint, metal engraving, mosaics, glass etching and more to create unique pieces. Contact ✉️ ayoobbahram@yahoo.com Socials Location 📍 NSW
Pink and purple flowers with greenery Helping women in the workplace blossom Angkor Flowers & Crafts is a florist based in Sydney that offers online flower delivery. The social enterprise supports women in disadvantage through employment. Angkor offers arrangements for every occasion — be it weddings, Valentine's Day or just because. They also offer gift … Continue reading Angkor Flowers & Crafts
Tackling discrimination in the classroom E-Raced is an anti-racism group that seeks to break down prejudice through connection and community. Its youth programs spark conversations towards change and away from violence through storytelling. The not-for-profit hosts nationwide school visits led by trained young migrants and refugees focusing on empathy, bias and multiculturalism. It tailors its … Continue reading E-Raced