How an ambitious maternity leave start-up idea became a knitwear institution.
Sponsored by Nespresso ProfessionalHow an ambitious maternity leave start-up idea became a knitwear institution.At the start, few would have envisaged what Sills and Co would become.
The brainchild of Caroline Sills, a registered nurse from Devonport on Auckland’s North Shore, the boutique knitwear label was conceived “over a coffee, and probably a
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