Introducing The Ethical Edit: A Celebration of Women-Led, Ethical Craftsmanship

Step into a thoughtfully curated world of ethical craftsmanship at The Ethical Edit. This summer pop-up showcases six inspiring women-led brands, each dedicated to creating sustainable, high-quality products with purpose and care. From artisan-made homewares to eco-luxe fashion, every piece tells a story of empowerment and respect for our planet.

This unique collaboration runs throughout December and January at South Melbourne Market. It’s your go-to destination to discover beautiful, meaningful treasures while supporting ethical practices and sustainable choices.

Our Shared Values

1. Ethical Practices
   Every product at The Ethical Edit is created with fairness and integrity. We support artisans and their communities, ensuring transparency at every step of production while upholding ethical standards. From preserving Indigenous techniques to championing self-expression through design, we believe in fostering confidence, independence, and creativity.
   

2. Sustainability
   Our collective embraces sustainability as a responsibility. We use eco-friendly materials, from upcycled fabrics to vegan alternatives, and focus on minimising waste in every step of production. By offering high-quality, long-lasting pieces, we encourage thoughtful consumption and reduce the environmental footprint of shopping.
   

3. Empowerment and Education
   We’re passionate about sharing the stories behind our products and educating our customers about the impact of their choices. We aim to inspire greater awareness of the importance of sustainable and ethical practices. All of our brands are women-led and work to uplift others by fostering community, sharing knowledge, and supporting traditional craftsmanship. Through our products and mission, we aim to educate shoppers about the importance of making ethical and sustainable choices.

Meet the Brands

Casa Bonita Lifestyle

Casa Bonita is a Colombian-Australian social enterprise empowering Latin American, migrant, and local women through artisanal businesses. Their collection includes contemporary designs inspired by Indigenous techniques and native South American materials. From fashion to homewares, each piece celebrates cultural heritage and empowerment.

Follow them on Instagram: @casabonitalifestyle
Website: www.casabonita.com.au

Good Name Collective

Good Name Collective curates sustainable fashion from around the world, featuring upcycled materials and ethical manufacturing practices. Their timeless pieces make it easy to shop consciously while supporting women in the fashion supply chain.

Follow them on Instagram: @goodname.collective
Website: www.goodnamecollective.com

Ruhmee

Ruhmee blends Southeast Asian heritage with modern design, creating ethically made, intricately crafted clothing for girls. Produced in family-owned factories, their collections emphasize sustainability and empowerment through thoughtful design.

Follow them on Instagram: @ruhmee.au
Website: www.ruhmee.com.au

Antje, Artje and Me

Antje, Artje and Me offers unique hand-embroidered jewelry, custom cross-stitch portraits, and home décor. Using reclaimed materials, each piece is inspired by nature and traditional needlework, celebrating the beauty of imperfections.

Follow them on Instagram: @antjeartje

Bonita Shop

Bonita Shop creates high-quality headwear designed to bring confidence and beauty to women experiencing hair loss. Handmade in Australia, their vibrant turbans and chemo caps combine comfort and style to support women on their journey.

Follow them on Instagram: @bonitashopau
Website: www.bonitashop.com.au

Visit The Ethical Edit

Open until End of January (Weds, Fri, Sat & Sun) 

Join us at SO:ME Space @ South Melbourne Market this December to January to explore this thoughtfully curated pop-up. With products ranging from artisan homewares to eco-luxe fashion and handmade accessories, there’s something special for everyone. 

Together, we’re creating a future of mindful and meaningful shopping.