StoreyLine Resources
A human rights lawyer who brings the world to your feet
Our main story today is about Jessica and her company, Le Mondeur, which makes ethnically handcrafted shoes in Portugal, using artisan textiles from around the world.
What I love about Le Mondeur is that it uses shoes as a canvas to tell the story behind each unique textile and fabric, and that it uses material that you don’t typically see on apparel in general (cork, anyone?). Their products are bright, fun, and energizing.
Do our part for a more sustainable future
“Sustainability” has become the word of the moment as we strive to reduce our carbon footprint or make meaningful purchases while minding our budgets. But what does it actually mean? And what can we as consumers do to be more aware?
Bamboo Fabric For Better Sleep & A More Sustainable Future
One day, Phoebe Yu, founder of ettitude, was shopping for bedding from a department store, and she could not understand why the prices varied so much while every product were packed in plastic bags. And so she started ettitude, which makes organic bamboo bedding, bath and sleep essentials that are gentle on the skin and on our planet.
How to shop your values on a budget
The future of manis
Our main story today is about Jooyeon & David, and their company ManiMe, which makes manicures that are healthy, accessible, and easy to change.
What we love about ManiMe is that it’s redefining the manicure experience that hasn’t really been touched by technology, and it promotes artistic expressions and provides a platform for nail artists to monetize their creations.
Bamboo-based period products for all womxn who bleed
Our main story today is about Katie Diasti and her company, Viv, which makes bamboo-based and plastic-free feminine care products and empowers all womxn to live healthier and more sustainable lives.
What we love about Viv is that it’s innovating in an industry that hasn’t really seen any innovation for the past decades, and it’s opening up conversations around periods that have been a taboo for a long time in our society and many parts of the world.
Scannable memories and 3D-printed custom jewelry - With Tina from Capsul Jewelry
Our main story today is about Tina Cheng and her company, Capsul Jewelry, which celebrates life’s most joyous moments by capturing memories into every-day jewelry.
What we love the most about Capsul is that it’s not just another jewelry company - it disrupts the archaic custom jewelry industry, and brings convenience and affordability to the consumers. It’s a tech-enabled platform that captures and shares memories, starting with custom jewelry.
