Yema Khalif is from Kenya and his love and co-founder, Hawi Awash, is a refugee from Ethiopia. Together they built a fashion apparel brand that combines elements from Ethiopia and Kenya with leading design and quality. YEMA dedicates 20% of all sales to educating orphaned children, giving back directly to their local communities.

Vinnie started calinY inspired by the street dance culture in California where he grew up, and in Brooklyn NY where he now calls home. calinY has a unique take on streetwear apparel inspired by the love of dance. calinY supports local community by sponsoring dance studios and classes that bring people together with the common love of dance.

ONE432 was founded by Ammar Belal and his brother Umar. They have an "Equal Share" philosophy that embodies a standard of equality, transparency, and responsibility within the fashion industry. ONE432 shares 50% of their profit with their artisans and sponsor educating children in Pakistan.

Empathy is at their core, and the name ONE432 is a throwback to the days of pager codes, "1432" means "I Love You Too".

Team Vustra is involved in every step of their production process; selecting farms where organic cotton is produced & ensuring the quality of dyes have the least impact to the planet.  

Vustra supports the social & economic development of their garment makers through initiatives such as women empowerment and sponsoring the education for their children. Vustra is helping prove that looking fashionable & feeling good about the impact of your dollar can co-exist.

SOKO is what happens when artisans, social entrepreneurship, and technology meet. Its story starts in Nairobi, Kenya, where founders Gwendolyn Floyd, Ella Peinovich and Catherine Mahugu met and started the brand.

SOKO is a women-led, people-first ethical jewelry brand built to connect artisans in Kenya with the global market paving the way for a higher standard that benefits everyone.