EPISODE 01 - Made in Indonesia
EPISODE 01 - Made in Indonesia
Portraits of Change
In June 2022, we set off on a journey. To meet the people Tom Tailor have been working closely with for many years. People who stand for change in their respective fields.
Along our journey, we met Ica, Arsal and Jesmin. We spoke about their unique stories. We listened to what they had to say about self-growth, common prospects and sustainability. Then, we turned their stories into three documentary episodes: the Portraits of Change.
Togetherness is what creates progress. Progress is what creates change. To make our world a better place, we need inspiring people with strong values, willpower and the drive to do good.
In June 2022, we set off on a journey. We were six people, traveling to three locations with one vision: show progress, find those who inspire, and make visible the unknown people who stand for change.
Along our journey we met Ica, Arsal and Jesmin who shared their unique stories – our three episodes, our portraits of change.
OUR JOURNEY
At Tom Tailor, we believe in lasting collaborations and partnerships. We work closely with our production factories.
So, when starting our journey, we knew that we wanted to meet the people that the Tom Tailor crew has been working with for years. We wanted to meet the change makers, the men and women who inspire progress. With strong values and visions. Unique identities and ideas. Always standing up for what they believe in. Always trying to make the world a better place.
Our journey challenged us. It changed us. We gained a new perspective on what really matters in life. We realised anything is possible when we stay open-minded and commit ourselves to progress.
We met people with unique pasts and presents, united by the idea of creating a better future.
Together, we created change.
'The MBRC team in Indonesia reminded us that ambition should always come with an open mind.'
HELENA ESAU, MARKETING
'Traditions, strong values, the desire for a better future - that's what stood out in Pakistan.'
TABEA ERNST, JOURNALIST
'When moving through Bangladesh’s capital, we felt a special sense of togetherness. We were strangers, but everyone welcomed us like friends.'
JULIANE NOWAKOWSKI, SUSTAINABILITY & CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
