A story of stitching together what was nearly lost

Fomira wasn’t planned. It came from a moment of stillness, after everything seemed to fall apart.

For years, my family ran a small garment workshop. We made fabric bags, headbands, caps simple things, all handcrafted with care. My parents worked hard, and though we never aimed to be big, we took pride in doing things properly, with heart.

But when the pandemic arrived, everything stopped. Orders disappeared. Materials were left untouched. Our workers had to go. Eventually, we had to close the workshop. It was like watching a part of our family quietly fade away.

Months passed. One day, my mother pulled out an old, worn market bag that she had kept for years. It was torn and faded, but still held so many memories. I sat with her, and we started stitching it back together slowly, piece by piece. And somehow, that small act opened a door.

That was the beginning of Fomira. We started again not with big ambitions, but with a simple goal: to make meaningful accessories with care and honesty. Each product is carefully crafted by hand, not aiming for perfection, but for sincerity.

Fomira is our way of holding on, of honoring what we nearly lost. It’s a brand born not just from creativity, but from resilience, memory, and hope. We may be small, but we are rooted deeply and that’s where our strength lies.