Accountant, 31, who left her corporate job to start a fashion brand is now selling her crop tops and maxi skirts every MINUTE – and counts Bec Judd as a fan
- Grace Warnock left job as accountant to become the founder of RAEF THE LABEL
- The 31-year-old mum-of-three has noted WAG Bec Judd as a loyal fan
- Her clothing is wearable and on-trend without pushing the boundary on price
- Her staple collection, including a black blazer, sells one an hour
A young mum-of-three who launched a fashion label focused on wearable classic styles at a reasonable price point counts Bec Judd as a fan of her silhouettes.
Grace Warnock, 31, left her job as an accountant to become her own boss and the founder of RAEF THE LABEL while raising three young children aged six, five and 10 months old.
After launching in July 2021 Grace experienced almost immediate traction with her audience loving the uber wearable prints and on season trend pieces of a phenomenal quality.
‘I am a fully qualified accountant with a minor in marketing,’ Ms Warnock told FEMAIL.
Grace Warnock, 31, left her job as an accountant to become her own boss and the founder of RAEF THE LABEL while raising three young children aged six, five and 10 months old
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After launching in July 2021 Grace experienced almost immediate traction with her audience loving the uber wearable prints and on season trend pieces of a phenomenal quality
‘I did really enjoy my role I just always had a burning desire to work for myself and really be my own boss.
‘I’m one of those people who really is never content, my brain is always a million miles an hour and I am always wanting to achieve more.
‘Being an accountant has without a doubt given me the knowledge and expertise to be able to start and run a business and be able to scale a business so quickly. Would 100 per cent recommend it as a starting block for anyone.’
While the label is inspired by the mum-of-three’s own personal style it also draws in current trends to meet the consumer demands.
Their ‘core’ collection has been some of the best-selling to date, with the Henley blazer in black selling once every hour.
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‘I am really lucky to have my husband work with me in RAEF now so he supports us and allows me to have the time to allocate to the business,’ she said
![While it's certainly difficult to manage both a business and her babies, Ms Warnock is showing that it's all possible with the right time management and organisation](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/10/27/01/63890253-11358979-image-a-39_1666830913650.jpg)
While it’s certainly difficult to manage both a business and her babies, Ms Warnock is showing that it’s all possible with the right time management and organisation
‘We have since brought it out in other colours and it still continues to be a staple in people’s wardrobes,’ she said.
Bec Judd was spotted wearing the latest Kai Top and matching Maxi Skirt on her Instagram yesterday which has seen the brand sell the combo every minute since it was put up online.
‘I absolutely love Bec and her style. It has always been a dream of mine to be able to collaborate with her,’ Ms Warnock said.
‘The timing for us was perfect at the moment and our current collection aligned really beautifully with her.’
While it’s certainly difficult to manage both a business and her babies, Ms Warnock is showing that it’s all possible with the right time management and organisation.
![The wholesale market has grown 200 per cent in just six months alone and stockists have extended to New Zealand](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/10/27/01/63890251-11358979-image-a-40_1666830930479.jpg)
The wholesale market has grown 200 per cent in just six months alone and stockists have extended to New Zealand
‘My calendar is full for the next six months and I always know what I am doing and the kids are doing weeks in advance,’ she said.
‘I am really lucky to have my husband work with me in RAEF now so he supports us and allows me to have the time to allocate to the business.
‘It is a juggle to manage work, life, family and balance it all. I think being in the middle of a really big growth phase that we didn’t expect so early within the business we’re still working out how to juggle everything but we are loving the rapid pace things are happening at.’
The wholesale market has grown 200 per cent in just six months alone and stockists have extended to New Zealand.
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