My wrap of the recent Melbourne Spring edition of independent Australian design market, The Finders Keepers.
I guess I'd better start this post by saying I was lucky enough to join the
Finders Keepers team earlier this year!
If you've never been before, the Finders Keepers host festival-style markets that support Australian designers and makers - so naturally, it's right up my alley AND it fits in with the Shift ethos of shopping small and local, supporting handmade, knowing (and meeting!) who made your things, and slowing our consumption to quality over quantity. Phew!
Here's a few snaps of some of my favourite stalls from the recent Melbourne event - you can find a
full directory of the stallholders online.
The Finders Keepers Spring Summer 2018 Tour
If you're in Brisbane or Sydney, catch the market as the East Coast Tour continues:
Brisbane Showgrounds 9-11 November
Sydney, Barangaroo 30 Nov - 2 Dec 2018
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The gorgeous handcrafted leather accessories by Minima.
Read more about this one-woman-driven brand in my post here! |
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It's great to see more reusable products popping up - I love watching people get curious about what other options
are out there, beyond single use! Beeswax wraps by tassel & twine. |
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Illustrations by Eggpicnic - these guys are passionate about wildlife conservation
and work to save species through education. And their prints are super cute! |
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Debut stallholder Siesta Home, by former Olympic snowboarder Joh Lyle. |
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Handmade sandals and slides by Nelson - small batch, ethically made, and they collab with textile artists! |
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Wearable art by new label launched this year, jej & boc. |
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My favourite colourful textiles - and Mosey Me also collaborated with Nelson shoes! |
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Huge plant hangers made using marine rope - yes please! Handmade by Slow.Ties |
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Yep, that's what it is! Cheeky soap ladies Greenwash. |
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