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You’re never too old to fly a kite.

The Kowtow Workroom Sale is back in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington next weekend! Shop past-season samples and archive favourites - knitwear, denim, dresses and tees - at up to 60% off. Timeless Fairtrade organic cotton styles, made to last. We’ll also be accepting Relove drop-offs on-site. Relove is for secondhand Kowtow - sell your pre-loved pieces and earn Collective points. No need to wait for them to sell! Just submit online at kowtowclothing.com and bring the pieces with you on the day for processing. Remember to bring a carry bag and if you can, a donation of non-perishable food or toiletries for Wellington Women’s Refuge. Pre Fab Hall Saturday, March 29th | 10 AM – 4 PM Sunday, March 30th | 10 AM – 2 PM See you there!

We love seeing how you style Kowtow. Here Rose (@rose.kwon) wears the Nova Shirt.

From slow days to bold moves, clothes that are designed to live with you.

For us, being a B Corp is joining a global movement which aims to change our economic systems for the better. This B Corp Month the community are celebrating a shared commitment to future growth and impact. Our sustainability strategy is our roadmap to incremental change. These goals keep us continually working on growing our impact as a business for good. @bcorpaanz

A day in the workroom with our friends Ali, Maggie, Glynis and Crimson visiting from Sydney.

Last week we celebrated the @ourrelationshipwithclothes Reflection Cube - now at our Gertrude Street store. A safe space to reflect about style, identity and the clothes we wear. The reflection cube is a custom-made mirror art installation and designed to encourage personal reflection and anonymous participation. It invites you to explore your relationship with clothing in a safe, judgment-free space. The cube is in residency at the store until the 27th March, we invite you to come in and participate. @lizsunshine

We just love seeing how @lesleyhasmanyhats wears the Eclipse Dress. Images taken in Sydney by @danielhanslow

If you’ve got Kowtow in your wardrobe that can’t be worn any longer, we want it back. We are actively working on innovations to return our garments to the earth for regeneration. You can return garments through our stores or via The Collective. Help us find the solution to closing the circular design loop.

Revisiting traditional methods of signwriting, our new windows in all of our stores were painted by hand. This traditional craft sees our plastic-free commitment extended beyond our clothing, to every area of our business possible.

Our new arrivals are pieces that are designed to be lived in, moved in and played with - each piece an invitation to explore proportion, texture and the joy of getting dressed.

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The second drop from our Landscapes collection has a refined yet effortless feel, blending structured silhouettes with soft, organic textures. The palette is grounded in classic black, oat melange and earthy tones like caper and cedar - punctuated by playful polka dots and subtle stripes. This drop balances everyday wearability with artistic details. Effortless designs with a sense of movement, texture and depth. Pieces that are designed to be lived in, moved in and played with - each piece an invitation to explore proportion, texture and the joy of getting dressed.

A playful take on lightness and movement. Our Wellington and Newmarket stores are home to bold new installations. Kites inspired by box kites and Japanese Shoji screens, reimagined in the bright primary palette of our new arrivals. A reminder of open skies, grass underfoot and the joy of play. We hope they bring a little lightness to your day.