PROSPERITY
We believe in an economic system rooted in transparency, inclusion and community. Where prosperity is shared among all stakeholders, not only shareholders.
PROSPERITY
Our clothes are the by-product of a greater mission - one that aims to cultivate a community of changemakers with the shared vision of Creating a Better World. And we believe we can best build that community by nurturing those relationships in-person.
That's why, whether through the Homes we open, the pop-ups we curate or the community events we host, Maggie Marilyn will always strive to be a conduit for connection.
Our community events, which began as intimate gatherings in our Newmarket workroom and now take place inside our Homes around the world, are particularly special to us. They're a space where our community can connect with each other offline, hear from inspiring people from other industries, as well as from those who can offer new perspectives for how to use business as a force for good. They're a time for us to learn from each other, exchange stories, connect with old friends and make new ones.
Maggie Marilyn is proud to partner with charities and social enterprises for our community events, and donate all ticket sales from events to these incredible organisations. To date, we've supported the work of Pillars, Trees For Survival, Dress For Success and Sweet Charity - and as Maggie Marilyn's global community grows, so too will our capacity to support charities and social enterprises around the world.
And lastly, our retail Homes have always been an important part of Maggie Marilyn's DNA because we've seen what happens when a person sees it as their divine duty to belong - to participate in the neighbourhoods that build communities that build quiet revolutions; the likes of which might just change the world.
So thank you for being a part of ours.
As a young fashion brand on a mission to transform the fashion industry to one that is transparent, circular, regenerative and inclusive, every day we are tasked with making complex decisions - and deciding which farms to source our raw natural fibres from is something we find particularly challenging.
That's where regenerative agriculture comes in.
Regenerative agriculture represents a future of farming built on reciprocity, but its definition is still something many struggle to agree upon. We sat down with a selection of farmers, industry bodies, scientists and private entities to see where we could find common ground and, in doing so, rethink the role we might play in regenerating the planet.