No waste for mother earth to wear.


Good Day Girl is creating a made to order world, one stitch at a time.

We are pro-slow fashion and anti-waste.

For our made to order business model to succeed, we had to rethink how our supply chain could work. We had to source fabrics, trims and find manufacturers to work with our non-mass system. We also had to invite clients into a slower world, to wait for their new styles - not an easy feat in this “want and have now” world.

But we found that we were not alone, with fabulous girls happy to jump on board a very traditional way of getting "wardrobed" yet reinvented for today.

At the end of 2017 we were certified as a
B Corporation - happily joining the global rank of companies that are redefining success in business.  

We greatly admire global initiatives like Fashion Revolution that each year on 24 April asks the question "Who Made My Clothes"; documentaries like The True Cost and Jo Dunlop’s fab series Fashpack Freetown; Livia Firth is making celebrities accountable through her Green Carpet Challenge and local journalist Clare Press has done a tonne of research in her books Wardrobe Crisis: How we went from Sunday Best to Fast Fashion and Rise + Resist.

It’s all about being responsible for what we create
- produce only what is needed and use what is produced.