Poetry recently launched The Collective, a platform for local fashion designers. We’re crushing on this initiative and will be showcasing four businesswomen involved and their inspiring stories.
These women will be afforded the opportunity to expand their businesses with their product offering being sold within the Poetry online platform.
Available in five unique shades of nude to complement your skin tone. These premium bras and bottoms embody beauty in every shade, shape and size. Founder Gugu Nkabinde created this as a movement to give confidence to women who have not felt represented in the shades of underwear they can wear under white or sheer clothing. So now every woman can feel comfortable with her skin tone.
Lesley sculpts custom pet ceramics from her vineyard home in Riebeek West. This unique collection features cats and dogs carved out mugs and cookie jars. How adorable? The items are hand-painted by Lesley, her husband and a collective of eight gogos in the township community of Gugulethu, who are part of an initiative to build vegetable gardens in vulnerable communities.
During her years spent living in Japan (so jealous over here), Megan Pietersen was inspired by traditional Eastern health, nutrition and wellness practices. This sparked her idea to create all-natural, locally-made supplements. Her plant-based supplements have been expertly created with the help of doctors, nutritionists and pharmacists –and tested by her husband JP Pietersen who was playing professional rugby for the Springboks at the time. All Noa & Co products are sustainably sourced and of the highest quality.
The unique baskets from Tatenda Woven Baskets are carefully handwoven by a humble wife and husband duo, Precious and Richard Mahuni. They are master basket weavers from Zimbabwe, who sell their beautiful baskets in the suburbs of Cape Town. They believe the secret behind their woven baskets is just sharing the African culture with people who appreciate art.
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