BlueCut SJ Apron Crimson $90
Courtesy: BlueCut
BlueCut s founder Karam Kim designed this apron as a tribute to her mother Soo Ja Choo in a nod to her heritage.
For Parents Day in South Korea, children place handmade paper carnations on their parents chest as a symbol of their love and gratitude.
The french linen apron is handcrafted in Los Angeles and comes with cotton straps and antique brass hardware.
Best of all, 20% of sales will go to The Abundance Setting, benefiting working mothers in the restaurant and hospitality industry.
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BoxFox Sweet Dreams Gift Box $190
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felix / TPG Telecom: The Plan with a Bigger Plan
Paper Moose
The Plan with a Bigger Plan highlights the telco’s social and environmental mission.
After helping build the brand from the ground up, Paper Moose first released a pre-launch teaser video to educate and gather registrations of interest. Off the success of this, the brand launched earlier than scheduled.
The slow, soothing ads go against the norms of the mobile industry, reflecting felix’s different way of doing things, from balancing value with values, to the relief of switching to a plan that proactively does good (like working to plant one million trees). The campaign is still in market, but has already seen felix take over as Australia’s fastest growing telco.
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