We are just about to hang up our business bags for 2021 and take a well-earned break. We'll be back in early 2022, with some exciting new products and (we hope) some in-person events and initiatives. Watch this space!
It has been a year of tumultuous ups and downs for this little boutique fashion brand. We are a tiny team of fiercely passionate women who've had as many personal challenges, as we've had business ones, this year.
As seems to be the case for so many, the challenges of a pandemic for a small business, coupled with health scares, and major life changes have been no mean feat to overcome. But we're STILL here, we're STILL creating empowering tools for work and life, and we're set for some MAJOR growth in 2022.Â
We couldn't have done it without your support. We don't mean that as lip service or lightly. The She Lion community has rallied behind our brand, with support for a product pivot that helped so many small businesses. Head here to view our thank you video.Â
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Clothe Creative and Ela were such a key part to ensuring the fit and quality of our locally made sweaters was second to none.
We were privileged to sit down with Ela to discuss how her business has been affected in the past two years and to learn more about the staying competitive in the fashion industry…
Phil and Vicky from CGT Manufacturing were instrumental in bringing our 100% Australian-made cotton sweatshirts to life, generously opening their contact list and hearts to Kate and the She Lion team.
We sat down with Phil to chat about the pandemic's impact on their business and how the Australian fashion industry has changed in his decades of experience…
Support Local: Meet Kate Johansson – Founder of KOJA.
We’re busy enough without having to spend hours trying to make decisions about what we should eat when we're craving a snack!
Lucky for us, KOJA (and Kate J) has done the hard work for us and designed a range of nutritious, satisfying and oh so delicious healthy snack bars.
Learn more about Kate's business journey, experience through the pandemic to date, and how she support's local.Â
