Chapter 14 explores the connection between old and new, reimagining classic knitwear through a modern lens. Timeless silhouettes are thoughtfully crafted using zero-waste Japanese knitting technology alongside the expertise of some of the last remaining knitting factories in Australia and New Zealand.

DeijiStudios is an Australian brand centred on ease, simplicity and considered design. Creating relaxed, versatile pieces from organic cotton and natural fibres, Deiji focuses on thoughtful construction and timeless silhouettes made to move through everyday life.

Hand braided by Nicky McClung for Ola Ro in Tāmaki, now available in beautiful new colours. You’ll also find the same colours in our new braided headbands.

Her signature Slow Mesh collection reimagines traditional synthetic mesh using 100% New Zealand merino wool creating lightweight, breathable pieces that move with the body while celebrating the performance of natural fibres.

Camille Paloma Walton is a contemporary jeweller based on the Kāpiti Coast, known for her quietly striking pieces that balance playfulness with refined craftsmanship. Working by hand from her coastal studio, Camille creates jewellery that feels both artful and effortless - sculptural forms, soft curves, and thoughtful details designed for everyday wear.

Rooted in craft and sustainability, each Palorosa bag is handwoven by skilled artisans in Guatemala using recycled plastic and natural fibres.