Nomads Clothing

Escama Studio is a California-based brand founded in 2002 by Rogerio Oliveira and Megan Cosgrove, known for its upcycled accessories. The brand focuses on handbags and accessories made from recycled materials, especially aluminium soda can tabs. Escama Studio’s designs are hand-crafted and visually distinctive, combining creativity with responsible design. Each piece is lightweight, durable, and made to stand out. The accessories suit everyday use as well as special outfits, adding texture and interest. Instead of mass production, the brand focuses on small-scale craftsmanship. Escama Studio appeals to people who enjoy unique accessories with a story. It is ideal for customers looking for bold, handmade pieces with a creative edge.

SeamsFriendly is an Indian fashion and lifestyle brand founded by Rashmi Khanna in 2020, dedicated to creating inclusive, comfortable, and ethically made clothing for all bodies. Guided by a mission to weave body positivity and mindful design into every piece, the brand offers garments crafted from soft, durable fabrics with thoughtful cuts that celebrate comfort without compromising style. SeamsFriendly prioritizes transparency, responsible sourcing, and ethical manufacturing practices, ensuring that each collection is rooted in care—for both the wearer and the people who make the clothes. The brand’s aesthetic blends modern simplicity with timeless versatility, creating pieces that are easy to wear, mix, and cherish season after season. With a focus on comfort, confidence, and conscious choices, SeamsFriendly resonates with customers seeking wardrobe essentials that reflect both personal style and values.

Osei-Duro is a Ghana-and-United States–based fashion and lifestyle brand founded by Maryanne Mathias and Molly Keogh in 2011 that focuses on hand-crafted clothing and accessories rooted in traditional craft and modern wearability. The brand creates wardrobe staples such as tops, dresses, trousers, and simple artisan pieces that often feature handwoven fabrics, natural dyes, and traditional techniques. Each garment reflects a connection to craft and local production, blending cultural heritage with wearable everyday design. Instead of mass-produced fashion, Osei-Duro prioritises mindful creation and meaningful collaboration with artisans, resulting in pieces that feel grounded and expressive. The clothing feels natural, comfortable, and easy to wear in daily life, casual settings, and moments where texture and character are valued. Osei-Duro appeals to people who enjoy fashion with story — clothing that feels thoughtful, maker-driven, and connected to craft traditions. It’s ideal for customers who value authenticity, natural materials, and pieces that feel crafted rather than mass-made.