“Ir𝓻𝓮𝓿𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓷𝓬𝓮 Fashion House” is the first of her kind…the first world spirituality fashion brand on the planet.

Carrying sizes 7X plus (aka whatever size fits you, we’ll get it and make it for you) to XXS, Ir𝓻𝓮𝓿𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓷𝓬𝓮 is for all of us who have been told we’re too much and not enough and yet, who are, just as we are, totally just right.

With leading edge canvases, sweatshirts, tee shirts, hats and mugs, we are proudly queer and Canadian owned, with our wares on permanent display in art galleries, yoga studios, event halls, mosques, temples, synagogues and more around the world.

JEW-ish Press and Consulting is an acclaimed independent press that produces spirituality books for abnormies that are “Too Much. Not Enough and Just Right.”

Our first book press publication, and the first book, I, Devon have ever written, Heart Map and the Song of Our Ancestors (2018), just received a NYC Big Book Distinguished Favorite Award in the category of “Judaism” in 2026.

Our second press publication, Whatever it is, gently: Quiet Meditations for the Noise of the Pandemic (2020), received an International Impact Book Award for Poetry and Contemporary Poetry in 2024 and an Author of the Year finalist medallion from Impact as well in 2025.

In July 2026, our third press publication, Refracted: The Jewish Anti-Fascist Liturgical Playbook for the Prismatic Shifting of Global Jewish Life, was released and became an instant online poetry bestseller and hot new release in the categories of Jewish Prayerbooks, Jewish Life and Jewish Theology on Amazon.

“JEW-ish Designs” is an online irreverent art depot, providing art that makes you laugh, cry, say “why?” and think.

As Chief Curator and Digital Design Theologian, Devon cultivates portable poems, prose and theology that inspire you as they revitalize you.

“Proudly Ambivalent AF,” this collection of mugs, wall hangings, magnets, notebooks and scarves provides needed and relatable reminders of life’s serious funnies, overwhelming complexities and unmistakable beauties.

Putting the “People” back in “Jewish People,” you are invited to literally wear your sacred in the same threads as your profane.

And we also do customs! You can reach to “Devon.Spier@gmail.com” if you’re interested in one!

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