// ISAAK AYO

// COMPANY
Isaak Ayo Ethical bags

Inspired by music, art, movies, books and Life, Isaak Ayo‘s bag, clothing line are ethically made. They try and source and use organic fabrics.

Isaak Ayo’s bags are made from Hemp, bamboo, organic cotton, linen, silk and recycled silk, and are all handmade in London.

Country: gb UK | London
What: Bags | Men & Women
Style: handcrafted, unique
Category: Ethical
// BRAND INTERVIEW with Rickardo

organic fabrics and recycled silk into bags

1.Where do you seek inspiration for your collections?

I seek inspiration from my surroundings, from music and Travel. Whenever  I travel  or listen to music ideas just pop into my head.

2.Which one is your favourite piece from your collection and why?

My favourite piece from my current collection has to be the ” Akemi” Geometric print tote bag. Made  from upcycled Kimono silk. I love the colours and the design of the print. Japanese fabrics are designed so beautifully. But  the “World  Series  Collection” is constantly  being added to, so my favourite  may change soon.

3.What is the most rewarding thing as a designer?

The most rewarding thing as a designer to me is coming up with an idea and seeing it develop into the finished product. It’s really fulfilling when the end product is exactly as you’ve  envisaged it.

4.If you weren’t a designer, what would you be?

If i wasn’t  a designer I think i would probably a photographer. I know it’s easier  these days with all the post shoot technology, but I love taking  photos of absolutely anything and everything. I sometimes get some  weird looks in the street by people probably  thinking “what the hell is he taking a photo of” lol.

5.Your favourite moment of the day?

My favourite moment of the day is First thing in the morning when I’m  on my laptop working on something and my son comes running up to me, half asleep, but still smiling because he’s  happy to see me. It’s a great feeling.

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