Adrianna Bryan launched her company Exotichild Boutique in 2017, taking a leap of faith into the world of entrepreneurship.
She has eight years of experience in the hospitality industry, which has given her a great deal of knowledge and understanding about the subject. Her primary responsibility was assisting artisans in the craft market in displaying their wares to tourists worldwide. Then she noticed a declining number of original and authentic products being made in the craft market while an increase in fake imported goods sold as products of our culture and country.

Adrianna gathered a team of artisans from Kingston, Negril, and Trelawny to launch her first collection of Jamaican-made jewelry and give back to the community.

The products are inspired by her diverse background in arts, culture, travel, and fashion. The company is building a community of inspired, skilled, and dedicated artisans pioneering the next generation of creativity through crafts, clothing, home decor, jewelry, and do-it-yourself workshops for upcycling and recycling in schools and communities.

Exotichild aims to provide opportunities for local artisans and our company to acquire tools, training, and materials to develop their skill sets and first-world business practices. Likewise, they allow us to build a network and create relationships with major international brands, ranging from the local craft market to global runway fashion and trade shows.