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Our Philosophy

Business ethics have a significant influence on the corporate world: not only changes the way that companies operate every day, it also influences on the legislation on corporate regulations. This means that working with business ethics ensure that a certain basic level of trust exists between consumers, workers and various forms of market participants.

Our intention is to create long-lasting products, keepsakes to be treasured for many years and, transcending the trend cycles that are normally associated with fast fashion. And always keeping long-term relationships in mind – with both customers and the various tiers in our vertical supply chain. 

Days of bliss are finally here or for some, just around the corner: romantic walks along the seashore with sand between your toes and the sea breeze in your hair; lazy afternoons by the pool, and exotic evenings of cocktails, dining and dancing. Your long awaited dream holiday is finally happening!

But are you wondering what to wear? 

If only the packing for a holiday wasn’t so stressful, especially since many of us didn’t buy much new items last summer which was still in the midst of the pandemic.

There are two aspects of organizing resort wear that might comes across as challenging. The first is that it requires so much extra thought; lots of your favorite go-to pieces may need to stay at home. Secondly, it can be difficult to pack for a destination you’ve not been to before as there are so many question marks over temperature, climate, dress codes and more. And if you are in the midst of winter when packing for a sunny beach destination, it is just hard to imagine how warm it will be and how much skin you would eventually be comfortable with showing off. The gradually built-up suntan will change our perspectives on what looks good as we get there.

Maxi dresses should be part of every women’s wear collection. This ankle-length dress is not only a perfect trans-seasonal piece, but it can also offer effortless comfort, timeless style, and fashion flexibility.

Fashion to the Max(i)

Maxi dresses have been around since the 1930s and have been in and out of the fashion scene in the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘90s. While it gets its fair share of ups and downs in the fashion history wheel, new designs and materials have made maxi dresses a modern woman’s fashion staple.

Imagine light and airy beach dresses flowing freely with every whisper of the wind. Picture the sun as a blazing ball of fire that gracefully descends into the evening tide. Watch a blanket of stars reflected in the glistening sea.

These scenes are all part of the magical lure of the beach. With such beautiful images, it is no wonder why people flock to enjoyable seaside excursions.

Sadly, all this activity can also wreak havoc on the natural ecosystem and leave the beach in a sorry state.

Just recently, our attention has rightly been turned towards the impact of the fashion industry on planet Earth. ‘Fast fashion speeding toward environmental disaster’ is just one example from many similar headlines coming from globally respected news outlets. If you’ve read any of these pieces, you probably will be wondering if fashion and sustainability can ever mix.

Clothes are like a second skin – know which material they are made of. While shopping for clothes, most consumers like you and I consider criteria like color, style, fit and fall, along with the price of a garment.

Sustainability preaches that humans should form harmonic relationships with the natural environment. By doing so, Earth’s natural resources and ecosystems shall be preserved, thereby sustaining and meeting the needs of future generations. Each individual can do his/her part in ensuring that this mission is sustainable.