When I adopted Osaka, I wanted her clothing to match our personalities. Traditional greyhound clothing just didn't meet this requirement for me and so I began tailoring items purchased from children's wear departments. But I dreamed of designing my own range that was unique and stylish. And so, Osaka Olala Love by Dads was born.

On a recent trip home to Cambodia I was in a local coffee shop discussing my idea with my best friend. The shop owner overheard our conversation and suggested that I contact Soursdey, a not for profit organisation who support disadvantaged Khmer women by selling their traditional handmade crafts. With their help, my dream has been brought to life with a very special collection made by Khmer women from my community. I am truly humbled to be able to work with this organisation and give back to my community in the most sustainable and meaningful way.

If you would like to find out more about this amazing organisation, you can follow them on Facebook at:

https://www.facebook.com/soursdeyfromcambodia