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Tailoring the Future: Stitching Empowerment Into Every Seam with Daisy Knatchbull

EPISODE · Mar 27, 2024 · 36 MIN

Tailoring the Future: Stitching Empowerment Into Every Seam with Daisy Knatchbull

from Nobody's Coming To Fix You · host Dalbir Bains

In this episode of Nobody's Coming to Fix You, we're stitching together the threads of fashion, empowerment, and the craft of bespoke tailoring with Daisy Knatchbull, founder of The Deck London. Daisy's vision has tailored the prestigious Savile Row experience for women, championing sustainability, personalisation, and garments that carry stories, not just style. As we explore Daisy’s journey in transforming women's fashion and challenging fast fashion norms, prepare to be inspired by the power of clothing that fits not just the body, but the soul. Join us for a conversation that's about more than fashion; it's about legacy, identity, and the fine art of truly personal style.Here are the highlights: (2:45) Tailoring for women, longevity, and circularity(6:41) Personalised fashion design and production(14:49) Sustainable fashion, sizing, and industry resilience(19:29) The importance of storytelling in fashion retail(32:44) Finding balance in businessConnect with Daisy here:LinkedInThe Deck – The Deck LondonInstagramTo find out more or to contact Dalbir:www.santalan.cominstagram  tiktok LinkedInThis podcast is proudly produced by The Podcast Boutique

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