At TasBijoux, they "Celebrate Dressing Up". At TasBioux, they specifically specialize in handbags and shoes. They mainly use leathers and other materials like Songkets and Tekad Emas, adding a little bit of heritage to their pieces is something they love doing. TasBijoux has been around since 2013, when Creative Director Nur Zalikha was in her final year as an Architecture student at the University of Malaya, decided to go for her ambition of starting her own design firm, pretty much randomly. Many years later, she and her team are still on this adventure of creating beautiful things and bespoke pieces that are "Made For You".

Everything they do is rooted in sport. Sport plays an increasingly important role in more and more people’s lives, on and off the field of play. It is central to every culture and society and is core to their health and happiness.  Key to their success and the execution of their strategy ‘Own the Game’, are their people and their culture. They bring their identity to life, defined by their purpose, mission, and attitude.

MTMT Studios is a creative art playground for the young and old! Their oldest student was 83 years old, so there's no reason to stop learning! A pioneer in Malaysia for creating a variety of shoe based art workshops for the general public, MTMT Studios also encourages artrepreneurship among their students and fellow budding artists in the community to  create a sustainable art community.

Cath Kidston prints are entwined with British culture. It's from their studio in the heart of London that they take classic items and reimagine them with a smile. It's British design with a playful twist – an ironing board cover in a pop of cheerful print, a timeless tea-dress with a twist of the unexpected. Practical products made to love and made to last. The brand's prints themselves celebrate icons of British culture, like London red buses, English garden roses (which you'll find painted on mugs of tea all over). Even their optimism is distinctly British – more dancing in the rain than assuming it won't rain at all. Cath Kidston uses their heritage to reflect, but also to look forward into a bright future.

Cotton On was founded in 1991, with the first store being opened in Geelong, Australia. The company was established by Nigel Austin. Since then the company has launched a number of new brands; Cotton On Kids launched in 2004, followed by Cotton On Body and Factorie in 2007. Cotton On opened its first store outside of Australia, in Queensgate Shopping Centre, New Zealand in 2006,[3] and now operates in 19 countries.[6Cotton On Group is Australia's largest global retailer, known for its fashion clothing and stationery brands. It has over 1,500 stores in 18 countries and employs 22,000 workers globally. It currently operates eight brands: Cotton On, Cotton On Kids, Cotton On Body, Factorie, Typo, Rubi, Supré, and Cotton On Foundation. Although strongly focused on clothing, the company also commercializes Homeware and stationery products through the Typo brand. Cotton On is also the main sponsor of the AFL Women's, the Australian rules football league for female players.

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