Corina Muir is a proud Yorta Yorta and Boonwurrung woman and founder of ethical clothing label, Amber Days. She has a love for art, slow fashion, natural fibres and all things nature.

Corina is a single mother to the most wonderful, unique, magical girl Sapphire, who is her inspiration and  muse (along with her furbaby Nioka, a kelpie cross red heeler!).

 Corina has always been passionate about living a slow, sustainable and meaningful life and this directly transfers to her creative practice and Amber Days.

 Corina’s connection to culture and country runs strong in her blood. Growing up, Corina has always loved spending her time in nature or being creative. She remembers spending her days with her mum painting, sewing, crafting and cooking, and her days with her grandparents out bush walking. Although they didn’t have a lot growing up, her mum and grandparents always made space to create and gave her a magical childhood. 

Corina grew up with conversations around politics, environmental justice and Indigenous rights being the norm. This led her to have a strong sense of justice and a determination to create change.

Corina is a strong advocate for women's rights and, in particular, choice around meaningful employment and how that can work in harmony with being a mother, a carer and living a life that aligns with your values.

She has experienced first hand the strength of women, the strength of single mothers and their tireless work to create a safer, more equitable world for all. This is what drives her to do better and be better everyday.