Clove Label is an appreciation of beautiful clothing and an unconventional celebration of the female form, playing with volume drape and line to give off an oversized relaxed energy with comfort at its core. The founder of Clove Label, Cait Farrow, considers clothing an art form. Cait has always been resourceful with the process of her creative endeavours and how her clothing is made, driven by various textiles she encounters and experimenting with different forms. This fostered Cait's passion for up-cycling and repurposing various materials.

Kokomo is a hair salon that has been part of Ponsonby Road for over 25years

We are transforming inter generational trauma into deeply felt joy one glorious neon crochet loop at a time. We create crochet sculptures which reflect our beautiful culture and break barriers for people to access Toī Māori.

Coffee + Bagels + Tunes

Companion hats are carefully created in Aotearoa by migrants & former refugee wāhine from sustainable textiles. Slow Design principles are adhered to, considering environmental impact alongside social sustainability. Each hat emerges from thoughtful design practice, encouraging acts of care for the self, the environment & the other.

The purpose of Papawhakaritorito Charitable Trust is to uplift Māori food sovereignty, Hua Parakore and tino rangatiratanga through education, research, and practices that decolonise our current food system. From the end of 2022 we are also offering online courses on growing clean kai for your whānau, introduction to Hua Parakore and Māori Soil Sovereignty.

I am a designer and maker of wearable objects, mostly jewellery.