Saint Ivory NYC-founder Madrell Stinney understands the importance of community, and even more so the lack of representation and opportunity for women in streetwear. With this sentiment, he decided to launch a brand of his own to help the fight for making the culture more inclusive for women. Although Saint Ivory has dropped an impressive range of graphic hoodies and T-shirts, collaborated with brands like Rowing Blazers, and is carried by stockists like Sneakersnstuff, Browns, and A Ma Maniére, Stinney emphasizes that his one-year-old brand isn’t about the products. As a streetwear brand turned nonprofit, it’s about creating a platform to support creative women and to highlight their stories.