What happens when architecture meets fashion design? You get premium shirts made of the finest materials and tailored fit. Issara’s shirts are designed for men and women alike, cut and fitted to flatter the Asian physique.

Least Studio is a project by an architectural duo who saw the beauty in turning common work tools into virtually indestructible bags. Though young, they’ve garnered attention and have already been awarded The DE Award 2017 and Talent Thai Designer 2017!

Multimedia design naturally lacks tangible joy. That’s why Ema, a trained multimedia designer, started Emaley Studio, where she could translate her skills in graphic design into tangible products everyone could feel and love.

You know it – the classic combo of pen and paper still can’t be beat. Zequenz’s line of notebooks are a love-letter to traditional note-takers, the artists with coffee-stained sketchbooks and the bullet journalists. Discover what makes them so lovely to use.

Nuttiyar is a brand of handmade carry-ons that marries traditional and contemporary materials. As authentic as it is chic, Nuttiyar’s bag designs supports local crafting communities in Thailand and continues basketry traditions well into the modern age.

Discover how a young university student’s frustration with poor quality, unfashionable tote bags led her to create her very own range of great totes with striking designs that are long lasting and student-wallet friendly too!

Something simple is more than just a brand. It is a lifestyle, mindset and culture that its founding sister pair has woven into their range of natural cotton canvas products.

Adorable, relatable and quirky. Just like the characters they draw on their shirts, Linecense’s owners Terng and On are full of personality!

Artwork by Pom is started by Pom, a young, passionate and talented designer driven to create functional, stylish products that are not just eco-conscious, but that actively help the environment too.