2022年6月19日 · Supei Ho has quite the CV. The 41-year-old Singaporean left home at 25 to move to London, and has since worked around the world for a bevy of exciting fashion brands. The experience, though, of...

2021年8月19日 · Before she started Su by Hand in 2019, Su Pei Ho had been designing for luxury brands for over a decade. But working in commercial fashion for so long left her jaded. She decided to try designing her own clothes in a way that would “counter this perverse desire that people have for fast, cheap clothing”.

2021年6月3日 · Founded by Su Pei Ho, Su By Hand approaches the art of making fashion that is conscious of its impact on the environment. Whether it’s in a swingy mini dress that you can glam up, or sober separates that could follow you to work, each piece is crafted carefully to ensure that quality, comfort and respect for the environment are never compromised.

Su by Hand is a conscious womenswear label inspired by Nature. At Su By Hand, we create timeless, slow fashion pieces crafted from eco-friendly materials like TENCEL™, organic cotton, and naturally-dyed silks.

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Singaporean Su Pei Ho, proprietor and lead creative of apparel brand Su by Hand, is a fashion designer by training. But her route into the trade, as she describes it, was “somewhat indirect and protracted”, given that she started on a different career path after obtaining her degree in …

2021年4月19日 · Following a brief stint as a political analyst for the Ministry of Defence, Su Pei moved to London to pursue fashion design. In the last 14 years, she has worked as a fashion designer for premium-luxury brands in Spain, Hong Kong and China, and also set up Su by Hand, a sustainable womenswear label that produces its clothing in small batches ...

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2021年5月10日 · “Hand dyeing is one of the many expressions of slow fashion – making things by hand and using plant dyes or hand-dyeing techniques to create textiles that are unique, personal, and a reflection of the process,” says hand-dye practitioner Su Pei Ho.