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There is a different kind of disappointment that comes with a favourite t-shirt losing its shape or design fading. We’ve all been there, the neckline loses its shape after three washes or the fabric becomes so thin it feels disposable. When I started Indie Ink, I always wanted to create wearable art that was made to last and made to be a wardrobe staple for years. As I spend this time researching and creating the new collection, I’m learning more and more the importance of sl

We’ve all been there, you’re on holiday or visiting a city you love and you want something to take home. You head to the nearby gift shop and find low quality flashy designs that are not a true representation of how the place made you feel. But is it destined for the back of your drawer or worse - landfill. We deserve better! From Apparel to Art At Indie Ink, I’ve decided to shift my entire focus towards making quality keepsakes. Wearable art isn’t just about a nice drawing,

Hello, I’m Amy, the maker behind Indie Ink Apparel. If you’ve ever seen my studio, you’ll know it’s usually full of stacks of blank t-shirts, sketchbooks and full of the smell of inks and emulsions. I’ve always loved those pieces of clothing in your wardrobe that mean something or have a story behind them. In a world of fast fashion, filled with fleeting trends, I want to create something different. I love to hear about people’s connections with their hometowns and local area