Showing posts with label apparel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apparel. Show all posts
Saturday, April 25, 2015
vendor profile: Salgado Fenwick
Salgado Fenwick is made up of two ladies. We are happy to bring you quality garments, that are hand silkscreened with limited edition hand drawn art work. Each season we set out to create an entirely new collection of 4-5 prints. Our imagery features animals, mythical creatures and nature. We use American Apparel t-shirts as well producing our own long sleeves, sweaters & pillows designed by Salgado Fenwick and sewn in our shop.
We have styles for both men and women. We have recently expanded to included canvas pillows in our collections.
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You can find Salgado Fenwick on Facebook and Instagram, or visit their website.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
vendor profile: rebecca king fashion
Rebecca King is a Canadian fashion designer, who began working in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in 2005. Her REBECCA KING label focuses on tailored women’s coats and casual wear. Her garments can be found in boutiques and tradeshows across Western Canada. In an industry dominated by overseas production, Rebecca strives to maintain a strong local presence in Canadian fashion. Rebecca King was named a Mercedes-Benz Startup Top 20 Emerging Canadian Designer in 2012 and 2013.
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You can find Rebecca King on Facebook, Instagram or visit her website.
Saturday, April 11, 2015
vendor profile: Hardpressed
Hardpressed has offered custom screen printed posters to customers for over ten years. And more recently have started to design and sell their own line of City/ Province inspired clothing, posters, and merchandise keeping design and quality as the focus for all items they sell.
For more info, visit their website at hardpressed.ca or find them on Instagram. Or if you're in Saskatoon, stop by the shop located at 226 20th Street West.
Thursday, April 9, 2015
vendor profile: Daub & Design
Lexi Soukoreff started Daub + Design in 2010 as a way to explore colour, pattern, functionality and various surface design techniques. Her experience in the fashion industry and knowledge of tradi- tional textile practices has helped shape Daub + Design’s style as it evolves to include design solutions that are respectful of the environment, and reflect the Vancouver-based textile design studio’s signature aesthetic. The hand-dyed fashions are created to be as one-of-a-kind as the brand’s West Coast clientele; one who’s as sophisticated as she is carefree, individual as she is feminine. The clothes and accessories with their seamless blend of laid-back and luxe are designed and hand-dyed because life should be full of colour, pattern, and effortless chic.
Find us online at www.daubanddesign.com
FOLLOW US ON FB, IG & TWITTER @daubanddesign
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Springtime Handmade Market Vendor Profile: Dear Pony
In 2007, Tracy Fillion began a self-guided study in silk-screening and sewing. After developing her pattern drafting and technical skills at Kootenay School of the Arts, she launched her Dear Pony clothing line in 2008.
My work is inspired by the subtleties found in nature, salvaged objects and contemporary themes, I love to experiment with textural contrasts in surface design, natural dyeing, quilting and screen-printing. My intent is to create work that is highly functional, refreshing and thoughtful.
I currently maintain a full-time studio practice at home in Nelson, BC. Dear Pony can be found online (dearpony.com) and in galleries and boutiques across North America.
dearpony.com
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