To celebrate Plastic Free July (we are a little bit late to the party, we know), we are sharing our sourcing, manufacturing and packaging processes to reduce plastic waste and our overall environmental impact.

We want to bring you along our sourcing and production journey, to transparently show you the sustainable and ethical processes that we currently undergo and what we are striving for in the future. 

To celebrate the re-stocking of our much-loved Thick Tote Bag, in collaboration with Mosey Me, we are shining a spotlight on the craftswoman behind each tote - Ballarat based, Kim Ryan.

at simétrie, we are shining a light on The Torch, an incredible organisation in Victoria that provides an avenue for change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander offenders and ex-offenders. 50% of proceeds from our archive sale are going towards this incredible organisation. find out more about how you can also support The Torch.

at simétrie, we have put together a collection of australian BIPOC individuals and businesses to amplify and support - now and in the future.

vegetable tanned leather is a material that only gets better with age. while it’s relatively low maintenance, a small amount of TLC is required to bring out the best in your leather pieces. read on for our guide to caring for your bags and accessories.

an appreciation post for how we are celebrating Mother's Day a little differently this year. simétrie founder Simone, interviewed three amazing women on being a new mum, and the challenges they are facing right now during the covid-19 restrictions.

this week we explore the environmental pros and cons of designing with both leather and non-animal alternatives. while no material is perfect, this post breaks down what we think is the most eco-friendly choice of material and why we choose to design with kangaroo leather.

shortly after social distancing measures were put in place & creative industries were drastically affected, I reached out to a few creative individuals to ask them how their creative practice is helping them through it. this week in the series we hear from artist Delta Venus, jeweller Elizabeth Herman, & weaver Rachel Wood. 

this week we look at two notable movements, Fashion Revolution Week and Earth Day, and discuss the fashion industry’s impact on the planet.

at times of uncertainty, we all turn to art for comfort. i asked some of the creatives in the fashion/art world around me how they are dealing with the current situation, & how their creative practice is helping them get through it.

we are incredibly proud to craft all our products in Melbourne. we explore why making locally forms a vital part of our brand ethos – as well as the challenges that can come with it. discover our processes and why during these uncertain times, it’s more important than ever to support Australian businesses.

an interview with Amy & Sharifa about their craft, what International Women’s Day means to them & how they came to work with simétrie.

see simétrie at two pop up events this March in Melbourne

many brands go on sale to clear through stock, but why doesn't Simétrie do the same? read on to find out.

talking about Fashion Revolution Week

a film showcasing the handmade creation process of the Crescent Moon Pouch, designed and made in Melbourne, Australia.

how long does it take to design an eco leather bag? how long does it take to make by hand? this week we’re talking about design, workshops and what slow fashion means (and why it’s important).

read our Q&A with sustainable fashion founder Lois Hazel