Mary Top and Mary Deng's journey began in South Sudan, carried them through refugee camps in Ethiopia, and eventually brought them home to Ballarat. As migrants in a new country, they quickly understood what it meant to feel unseen — to have skills, dreams, and so much to offer, yet struggle to find their place.
So they created their own.
Starting with a sewing machine in their garage, Mary and Mary began crafting something beautiful. Not just aprons and handmade treasures, but a space where women like them could thrive. Where heritage isn't hidden but celebrated. Where every stitch carries a story of resilience, hope, and the unshakeable belief that together, anything is possible.