Showing posts with label made in america. Show all posts
Showing posts with label made in america. Show all posts
7.14.2009
made in america: Foley + Corinna
since Padma Lakshmi mentioned it this morning, I was reminded that Foley + Corinna is one of my Made in America brands, well, made in New York really. Here are the original fold over bags that everyone loves to knock-off:
4.19.2009
made in america: t-bags
I've recently become interested in brands that are manufactured locally. From what I've learned, many of the smaller brands manufacture a majority of their clothing at home because they can keep a closer eye on quality control, there is a faster turnover, and they can save on shipping costs. Sometimes a certain kind of knit or trim needs to be outsourced because factories here do not have the capabilities or the prices are just too high. Still, the small support of the job market is much appreciated. These days I think it can't hurt to be a little more conscious of these types of things. If you've got the money to spend, make it count.
The first company that gets a shout-out is the Los Angeles brand, t-bags. Their bohemian, colorful, printed jersey dresses are unmistakable. Here are some of my favs from this season:
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