THE BRAND
WELCOME TO HOBO & HATCH
OUR MISSION
We work with local and global artisans to design and create timeless and versatile collections.
Carefully refined details with discreet textures and grace. One-of-a-kind pieces merged with vintage, simple honest craftsmanship with elegant design.
We have declared our support for slow fashion. Supporting charitable projects, the purchase of a single product aids everyone involved to rebuild and strengthen lives.
With global recognition, our team is passionate about sustainability and design a product that's conscious of our environment and protect our Mother Earth.
OUR LOVE FOR THE ENVIRONEMENT
A BETTER PLANET STARTS WITH US
We use compostable packs when shipping all online orders.
We endeavour to be plastic free and strive to use all natural fibres.
Limiting our inventory to small batch collections, we only create what we need.
Supporting sustainability initiatives across the fashion world, reducing its carbon footprint & carrying ethical products in a push for more ‘conscious’ shopping. Our head office is proudly self-sufficient, with solar power, rainwater harvesting and a compost system.
Treading lightly, we are on a journey to be the best that we can be. Connecting us to the earth with tradition and individuality.
TOGETHER
OUR PEOPLE
We've always worked closely with our global teams. Taking pride in our fair trade principles and personally visiting our teams overseas up to 4 times per year.
Offering sustainable incomes, our partnerships are now over 10 years + and grow in strength each year.
Each piece designed and handmade, tells a story... we want you, the wearer to cherish for years to come.
Today, we donate chldren's clothes, books, paint and other stationary at the youger house at IGWR (In Giving We Receive). If you are interested in volunteering or sponsoring anyone in Nepal, do not hesitate to email us hello@hoboandhatch.com and we will help you to help others as much as we can.
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Hobo and Hatch stands on Wadandi Noongar country. We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Wadandi Noongar people, as the traditional custodians of this land, and to their Elders past, present and emerging. For they hold the memories, the traditions and the culture of the first people across the nation.