A note from me

With the initial stresses, pressures and responsibilities in launching our COVID-19 initiative as quickly as we could and with the workload and anxiety beginning to subside along with it, it’s now time to go back to what we were working on quietly behind closed doors - and finalise and perfect the finishing touches of our newest and most exciting chapter yet!

While we’ve admittedly let the cat-out-of-the-bag early, it was a conscious and calculated decision knowing that we could help fellow artists, peers and industries almost instantly with our years of experience, established systems and services but, also because we knew we could do it without comprising, tarnishing or damaging our beloved Few and Far Collective name, brand or family.

While staying true is something we’ve always felt is important, preached and prided ourselves on, it should be no surprise to any of you to see us not only continue to do this (even during the toughest times) and in turn, deciding to go back to our roots and re-direct our energies back into the parts we love and enjoy the most - and the core reasons for starting the brand “Few and Far Collective” back in 2013 in the first place.

While we’ve watched the industry and landscape change (most desperately and embarrassingly) around us, I’m here to tell you not much from us, from a brand standpoint, has or will. I’ve dedicated my life to building this thing and while it almost recently destroyed mine, it’s not a compromise I am willing to take. Furthermore, and more recently, I feel that it’s ‘bigger and me’ and fostered a life, network and community of its own - which is ultimately the reason for the changes and opening the doors to welcome new artists.