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The age of The Ink.

Today our brainchild is officially born, and with it its twin, the website. Now all that is left to be accomplished is the finishing of the garments to be posted onto the website. A fun journey this is turning out to be as we embark on unchartered territory ( For us, the fashion world is big and scarey and mad fun). We are working towards being a recognised brand, who it is that we want to be recognised by you ask? Our peers. And if our designs do more than that, then our parents did a good job after-all.
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