Founder
Jane D's passion for education, heritage and environment is supported by university studies in biology, zoology, heritage management, education and an ongoing curiosity to develop innovative practical and more sustainable ways of living. Wardrobe Scents' incorporates business skills Jane developed as the co-founder of Melbourne urban apiary, backyardhoney.com.au This apiary continues to service and educate the Australian community, local councils, P - 12 curriculum, Universities, Victorian Parliament, Coles Local, Attica and Grand Hyatt Hotels and hospitality sectors . "It's fun and energising to migrate, extend and curate these skills in another meaningful way [aka Wardrobe Scents]"
Horticulture Mentor
Jane B's professional expertise in education, horticulture and wool crafts help guide the Wardrobe Scents story. We can happily say, "Most of our botanicals are grown, harvested and sourced by the team from within our gardens or 5 km of our homes" We are grateful for the support of our local and wider communities, councils, businesses, home-gardeners and arborists
Business Partner
Pete's dedication to the circular economy, community engagement, and environmental education inspires Wardrobe Scents. As Jane's co-founder of Backyard Honey Pty Ltd, Pete's business skills, management and entrepreneurial experience 100% align with Wardrobe Scents ethos: prioritising quality and eco-friendliness. His passion, expertise and willingness to share his workspace, home, garden and tools are added bonus.
Curator
An active advocate for community and environmental stewardship, Anne has worked in the manufacturing and couturier industries for over 30 years. Each hand-crafted Wardrobe Scents' sachet reflects Anne's commitment to quality. We love that Anne chose to join our team.
Herb House Champions
Jenny and Lea share health and wellness wisdom, marketing savvy and friendship. Botanical harvests from their gardens are hand-sorted, dried and included in our sachets too. We all love knowing "Wardrobe Scents' Aussie-grown botanicals are hand-harvested from pollinator-friendly, drought-tolerant gardens direct to you".
