Yoke & Theam is a Malaysian designer footwear started in 2015, started by a pair of sisters who are the third generation in a shoemaking family business.
Goldbell Group, founded in 1980, is Singapore's largest commercial vehicles and industrial equipment distribution and leasing company.
Because of their family's heritage as frame designers and manufacturers, they wanted to play to their strengths and manufacture their own designs.
This mother-daughter duo took #twinning to the next level with their artisanal batik clothes. Started up a batik label in Singapore in January 2018.
CK Tang came to Singapore when he was 21 years old and slowly, but surely, established the TANGS dynasty that transcended three generations.
Siblings rivalry is common but when it happens to a family with a business as established as the Rochor Beancurd brand, it can split 3 generations.
Michael Trio specialises in diamond engagement rings, run by 3 brothers who opened the store in memory of their father. Their design-your-own-ring concept is unique in Singapore.
26-year-old Zac Toh gave up his education to branch out his father's three-decade old business. His innovative green walls and roofs has earned him award and recognition in the industry.
Razon's was founded by sisters Virginia, Severina, and Elena Razon in 1972, and little did they know that it will become one of the most known stores when it comes to Halo-Halo and other Kapampangan food.
Wheeler's Yard owner and cycling enthusiast Tommy Ong turned his family's old warehouse into a bicycle workshop and cafe back in September 2013.
Cheng Yew Heng Candy Factory has been contributing to Singapore’s sugar rush since 1947 as the country’s biggest and oldest rock sugar supplier and manufacturer.
Women fell in love with the bag he carried, so he turned it into a business. Now Ethan K Leather sells luxury to royalty.
