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Inspired by people, guided by connection, evolving together with attention, care and education. With over a decade of experience uniting creativity and strategy to drive positiv...

Today, we're ready to share something important: The Simple Folk is joining Inside Out, the organization founded and led by Suzy Amis Cameron. Many of you may know Suzy – mother...

These are the brownies that quietly stole the show at our recent event in LA — baked by Robin, the heart and soul of the Muse School kitchen. Soft, rich, and made with simple pa...

At The Simple Folk, we don’t just collaborate with creators—we see them. In their intentionality, their values, their slowness. This is why we call them Conscious Creators, not ...

At The Simple Folk, we don’t typically follow conventional holidays—but we recognize that our world needs more love, not less. So while February brings its commercial rituals of...

Amid the sparkle of the season, the choices we make as gift-givers hold extraordinary potential. Each thoughtfully chosen present can do more than bring joy—it can carry meaning...

There’s something magical about the fresh start of a new year—a chance to pause, reflect, and dream of the life we’d love to create. Yet, all too often, grand resolutions fade a...

As we embrace each new season here at The Simple Folk and introduce our new collections, we’ve got a whole new reason to celebrate all year long. Many of our organic pieces are ...

When it comes to naturally-derived clothing fibers, cotton is one of nature’s most precious gifts. In fact, it’s the most widely used material in the world for making fabric (su...

An Interview With: The Venetian Pantry Abi was lucky enough to sit down with the wonderful Martina (better known as The Venetian Pantry) to talk all things interior and the ...

While the global gender gap in pay is painfully clear, did you know that there’s another gender gap that’s far more uplifting? It’s called “the giving gap.”

Who Made Your Clothes? When we first began our journey to create The Simple Folk, it indeed all started with one question: who made our clothes? This question lit a small yet mi...