Masai Stories

De fantastiske menneskene som har vært med på reisen er i høy grad en del av den suksessen. Derfor har vi invitert ni kvinner, både kolleger og kunder, til en åpen, ærlig og personlig prat om det å fylle 30, om å være kvinne i dag og om hvorfor Masai er noe helt for seg selv. Alt dette er samlet til en fin historie som føles som den helt riktige måten å feire Masai på.

Hos oss i MASAI er det viktig å ha langvarige relasjoner med de menneskene som er en del av prosessen som skaper klærne våre. En nøkkelperson i denne prosessen er Cristina Santos, som har jobbet med Masai og produksjon av våre jerseyplagg i over 23 år.

Jeg har jobbet som billedkunster de siste 36 årene. I bildene mine er jeg opptatt av lyset, av det taktile, av fargene og av alle lagene jeg bygger bildene mine opp av. Jeg setter stor pris på den langsomme prosessen og på å fordype meg i hvert bilde.

Masai Stories is back and this time we welcome you into our Masai Home. We have made six internal portraits with some of the women who are working with our brand passionately every day. We’re very excited to share this. Enjoy.

Anna Norrman is actually Swedish, but loves Denmark and the Danes so much that she decided to set up a boutique B&B deep in the Danish countryside, a place where imperfections are celebrated and where the Danish obsession with the colour white is truly challenged.

Founder of LOW-FI Concerts, Anne Dvinge, grew up with music and with the will to always get up no matter how hard she falls. That drive and, not least, a passion for music, led to her creating Denmark's biggest platform for home concerts, an enterprise that makes sense more than ever now in a time of cultural restrictions and lack of community.

Ever since she was a small child, Loa Dalgaard Worm has wanted to save the world. Today, she’s able to come closer to achieving that goal, step by step and day by day, through collaborating closely with companies all over the world to put in place ambitious sustainability strategies.

Art is creative director Lene Louderback's great passion and is where she finds much of her inspiration when creating new collections for Masai. She believes it’s all about telling a story, interpreting it and making it your own, both in art and in fashion.

Gwyneth Paltrow is a big fan, and many others are also loving Danish Cocoon Tea Artisans’ wonderful organic teas. Tina Hueg is the mastermind behind the company; three years ago she left her permanent job behind with nothing more than a love of tea and a passion to pursue her dream. She managed to create a success story based on a clear recipe that’s not just about tea, but also about passion, a love of others and always about giving more than you take.

Mille Bang is studying theology and she believes that the love of God is what unites us all. Faith is the backbone of her life, and by applying Kierkegaard’s philosophy, she is able to put Christianity into a modern context that tackles everything from social media to the art of loving others.

Paper artist Veronica Hodges collects paintings of women from the 1800s, painted by women. She believes there’s an honesty and sensuality to them that differs from when men paint women. She also believes that happiness is a form of creativity and that creativity is just like a muscle – you need to exercise it regularly.

Carina Simons has always followed her heart, in both her life choices and her career. This led to her joining the Red Cross, where she currently is Marketing Manager for Red Cross recycling, raising money for the most vulnerable groups in Danish society. Last year Masai and the Red Cross entered a special partnership whereby Masai customers bring old Masai clothes to their local Masai store, and Masai then sends them on to the Red Cross charity stores. As a thank you all Masai's customers receive a discount on their next purchase.