Evening Standard
We are thrilled to have appeared in the Business Section of todays Evening Standard who featured our Freedom To Exist story.
"...Most of us get home from work, gobble dinner and flop in front of a boxset (or, for the three Londoners still in new year’s resolution-mode, hit the gym). Not so Kirsty Whyte and Paul Tanner: she’s the creative director of private members’ club Soho House, he runs Clerkenwell furniture brand Hayche, but when these two reach their Westbourne Park flat of an evening, they “eat a speedy dinner and get to work”.
Work is their “minimalist watches” business Freedom to Exist, so named because the start-up is, explains Whyte, “a side-hustle. It’s always nice to make money while you sleep”.
The office is the duo’s spare room, “with boxes of stock and watch parts everywhere, and a mini post office so we can package everything up and drop it off for delivery on our way to work in the morning”...
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