Vietnamese-born designer Chan Luu founded the brand in 1996. Chan’s work is characterized by strong multicultural influences gathered from her travels, and organic silhouettes inspired by nature. Throughout its history, Chan Luu has championed artisan craftsmanship and the support of fair labor practices, an effort that has been recognized by the United Nations.Chan Luu's belief in making things by hand is the foundation of their approach and a reflection of their passion for artisan-made goods.

Kai is our store’s signature scent. Created by Gaye Straza when she was turned off by mainstream perfumes, she decided to create a scent for herself that embodied the exotic gardenia and jasmine flowers she loved. Today, Kai devotees include Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Charlize Theron, Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Garner and others. Kai scents are paraben, sulfate, phthalate, phosphate & gluten free, microbead free, cruelty free,and Vegan. Recyclable packaging. and made in the u.s.a.

Founded in 2015 by two Japanese friends living in Paris, Maison N.H Paris is a Parisian brand designing bohemian and nomadic accessories that blend French elegance and influences from around the world. Human values are of the utmost importance to Maison N.H. That is why they pay particularly close attention to the working conditions of their artisans in Madagascar, empowering women through full time employment and offering shelter to those in need. In addition Maison N.H. Paris supports the Action for Inclusive Education in Madagascar (ASAMA), which provides education to underpriveledged children there.

After leaving her corporate fashion job to move to Kenya, founder Chrissie Lam met a group of amazing women artisans from the Maasai tribe and discovered their vibrant, high-quality, and gorgeous beaded work. Together they designed a bracelet emblazoned with one powerful message: LOVE. Since then, Chrissie has expanded her vision to include communities of female artisans from all over the world who bring influences from their own culture to LOVE is project. Through this collaborative effort,  Love Is Project empowers thousands of female artisans in developing countries around the world through fair wages, healthcare, education, and more, paving the way to a positive future ahead.

Founded in 2014 by twin sisters, Laura and Amanda Ernst, Sunshine Tienda’s collection of fair trade and sustainable hats began with an order of 20 hats, and has since grown into a steady stream of income for over 80 female artisans in rural Guatemala. Using palm fronds harvested from the banks of the Chixoy River, and accented with brightly colored hand loomed cotton bands, each hat sold contributes to supporting these talented women and their families. 

Sheila Fajl jewelry is carefully designed with one thing in mind – to make you feel beautiful and to make you glow. Each piece is fully handmade by artisans in Brazil. They use natural semi-precious stones that come in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes. The metal is 18K gold plated over 100% nickel free brass and silver plated over 100% nickel free brass. The manufacturing process is designed to use materials in a very responsible manner, making Sheila Fajl products some of the most “eco-friendly” jewelry in the market today.

Mifuko was founded in 2009 by two Finnish designers, Mari Martikainen and Minna Impiö who had been friends since studying at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki. From the beginning, they were inspired to combine modern design with tradtional Kenyan handcraft and fair trade. To shed light to the stories of the people behind the products, each Mifuko product carries the name of the artisan who made it. Mifuko's mission is to bring joy to customers while improving the welfare of women in the rural areas of Kenya. They are also a proud member of the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO).

Designed in Malibu, California, Lovely Bird was founded when Jaime Haskell became a mother and noticed the need for hats that would elevate her classic wardrobe of jeans and tees. Today, Lovely Bird uses cruelty-free materials of the highest quality and embraces a sustainable method of production. Each hat body is produced by skilled milliners in the U.S.A. and finishes are completed in house by Jaime Haskell. Along with a commitment to craftsmanship, she values attention to detail and incorporates unique finishing accents sourced from communities around the world into her designs. Jaime showers each piece with attention and love, making each Lovely Bird hat as one-of-a-kind as the woman who wears it.

In 2018, soul sisters for decades, Marla Toplitzky and Kacy Lubell, launched their original collection of SALT handwoven bag straps. Inspired by Wayúu Mochila bag techniques, Salt straps are filtered through a fresh and vibrant lens. Each strap is handwoven by traditional Colombian artisans. Twisting together time-honored techniques and modern innovation, Salt marries artfully handwoven natural materials in thoughtful palettes with quality finishing from New York City. In addition, a portion of every purchase goes to Nest, a non-profit dedicated to the advancement of global artisans through transparency, sustainability, and advocacy.