Yireh is designed in Honolulu, Hawai’i and ethically produced in Bali, Indonesia. Here at YIREH we practice something called “slow fashion” and currently we partner with a female founded WRAP Certified ethical factory that has safe conditions, pay their workers fair wages (exceeding the government minimum standard wage), and offers health and dental benefits, as well as overtime pay and paid breaks. We visit our factory as often as possible and have personal relationships with the artisans there. We also digitally print our fabrics using no water and non-toxic, eco-friendly dyes, leaving behind very little waste. If we do have left over fabric we use it to create our smaller products such as scrunchies or pareos. Even our scrap fabrics are sold to micro-businesses around the factories we partner with and then repurposed. Giving back is ingrained in our companies culture and we donate to anti-trafficking organizations annually. Yireh believes that you don’t have to sacrifice your style for your values, that’s why we do our best to make sure you have peace of mind with every purchase.

Emily Jaime is a mother, wife, and the designer and founder of YIREH. She designs all of the collections from her island home in Hawai’i and started YIREH in her early twenties while living in Bali, Indonesia. Having now traveled to over 20 countries she gathers inspiration from her trips and pours them into her designs for YIREH. However, her heart has always been for humanity, which is why philanthropy is deeply rooted in the brand. Indonesia has become like a second home for designer Emily and her husband. They go back almost every year to check up on production, source new fabrics, and visit all of their friends that have become extended family. YIREH started out as Emily’s outlet to combine her love for creativity and philanthropy and has now become a community of over 30,000 women who care about conscious consumerism, humanity and the planet.