Asata Maisé’s garments are just a reflection of the designer’s passionate commitment to personal development, inspiring others, and preserving a tradition that has become overlooked with the rise of fast fashion.

Buddha Babe is a Philadelphia-based luxury design studio focusing on accessories for babies, toddlers, and the home.

GOLDEN HOUR’s small batch garments are hand sewn in Kensington using sustainable deadstock fabrics.

Granaté by Annina King is a line comprising high-end, made to measue, and fully custom garments. 

Walé Oyéjidé and tailor Sam Hubler are described as two artists with a zeal for creating beautiful things that challenge the status quo.

My training and specialties are in textile and apparel design, illustration, and costume history.

Each knit good is hand-loomed, with built-in shaping, finished on the knitting machine, then hand-dyed using low impact dyes and processes.

Rooted in slow fashion values, Lobo Mau is a zero waste company that produces with local factories and silk screens its original textiles in house. 

Sherman’s lively interpretations of color, pattern, texture, and shape pay homage to her passion for nature, world cultures, and the female body.

I create two bodies of work: limited editions and one of a kind pieces. My strengths lie in the interesting fabrics and attention to detail.

Modest Transitions aims to empower women through conscious clothing, beauty and inclusion, while respecting Mother Earth.

NINObrand is a living, breathing representation of Bela Shehu’s resourceful spirit, ingenuity, and hard-won utilitarian design perspective.

All goods are hand-painted and dyed using natural fibers and small batch processes with a modern approach to tradtional Japanese dyeing techniques.

Unique fusions made into existing and unique pieces that reveal the beauty of Africa from their beautiful handmade batik textiles, fashion designs and artworks.

Sew Elevated is a leading modest fashion brand that provides contemporary styles for the discerning and sophisticated woman.

My wearable fiber art stems from a desire to make beautiful garments for color and texture lovers. I am intrigued and challenged by designing patterns in modules and blocks to get a watercolor like effect.

Toile is a fashion atelier in Fishtown featuring the designs of local designers with products made domestically or by the designers themselves. 

Wear to Wall is a unique apparel brand because each design is produced as an individual iece, making it more like artwork.