Sublet Clothing

Green Depot in NYC- just opened!

2009-02-28T18:50:00.006-05:00

If you live in the NYC area, you have to check out the new Green Depot which opened off Bowery. It's a great little stop that's come just in time for spring! We found it via Inhabitat and check out these great pics of the inside. To see more pics click here.

Similarly if you're ever in Paris, check out the Ekobo shop. Owned by Boo and Bruno, they design sustainable home products made from bamboo. We have a couple of their bowls and we absolutely love them! See the pic below of their store and you can read an interview with Boo online via Design Sponge.

d&a- finally!

2009-02-26T22:21:00.004-05:00

It's been a hectic last couple weeks getting ready for the d&a tradeshow (castings, photoshoots, look book.....!), but well worth it when we finally pulled everything together. We dropped by d&a this past weekend and were so impressed with the amount of talented and tenacious designers showing this season.

We chatted with fellow sustainable designer Lara Miller and absolutely love her beautiful sweaters. We met a few other designers from Chicago and were inspired by their collections.

Our camera ran out of batteries (oops), but here's a pic of one of our Dorothy top (organic cotton!) that d&a chose for their fall highlights.

Anne Kyle- painter

2009-02-18T17:58:00.005-05:00

Our friend, Anne Kyle is amazing painter and we just wanted to do a little post on her work. She's probably the daintiest lady you'll ever meet and when she's not painting, you can probably find her roller skating around the city. We actually named our Anne top after her (spring 08) and our Dainty dress (fall 09) in her honor.

We used a couple of her paintings in our fall 09 shoot and you couldn't see them that well, so we thought we'd put up a couple pics of her work. If you're looking for something special to hang on your walls, Anne paints on commission. From her bird series:

Behind the scenes of our fall 09 look book shoot!

2009-02-17T23:11:00.005-05:00

Last weekend we shot our fall 09 look book and everything went really smoothly. Each time we shoot it, it gets a little bit easier. Thankfully, we had good luck with light and it was beautiful all day.

This time we decided to shoot it ourselves and are really happy with the results. Thanks to Stayc who did hair and makeup and our gorgeous and super sweet model, Caitlin J. who was wonderful to work with. If you are going to be at d&a tradeshow this weekend you can see the full collection at our booth. If not, here are some out takes below from the shoot:

sublet at d&a tradeshow

2009-02-12T10:17:00.005-05:00

Hi all!

Next weekend (Feb. 20-23) we'll be showing our fall 09 collection at the d&a tradeshow next weekend. If you're stopping by the show, just fyi the correct hours are:

Sat & Sun: 9-7 pm

Mon: 9-6 pm

We just shot the look book this past weekend and are thrilled about how it turned out (kudos to Caitlin and Stayc for a great shoot)! As always we've kept our effortless silhouettes, and are excited to expand them in beautiful sustainable woven fabrics. We'll also be adding key, versatile pieces to round our your eco-friendly wardrobe- so stay tuned!

Spring 09 collection sneak preview!

2009-01-25T17:33:00.004-05:00

Check back with us in mid-February when we'll be launching a brand new site with our spring collection. This season we focused on beautiful pops of color, and continued our easy to wear silhouettes. Until the new site launches, take a sneak peek at what we've got coming up:

Caitlin dress

Charlie blouse and Caroline tank

Alex tee

Courtney top and Catherine dress

Carrie dress

All photographs by Kelsey Foster

sublet and eco-chic Shanghai event

2009-01-25T12:39:00.003-05:00

The Alison dress goes international.. A photo from the Eco-Chic event in Shanghai this January:

Morning soundtrack- The Blow "True Affection"

2009-01-17T10:07:00.001-05:00

We love this song "True Affection" by The Blow- it's been on rotation ever since we heard it on Pandora. Khaela Maricich is the front woman and has her own blog, which from the looks of it hasn't been updated in a while, but we love it anyways because it has pics of Dan Flavin's work (one of our favorite installation artists along with Kenneth Snelson).

Interview with our Fall 08 model- Kristin Flammio

2009-01-06T21:30:00.001-05:00

As promised, we are very committed to supporting the people that we work with and their work. We both feel very lucky to be in a community with so many creative people.

Our next interview is with Kristin- our of our gorgeous models for our fall 08 collection. We got connected to Kristin through our photographer Eliz. We had asked Eliz if she knew any girls who'd be great to shoot and she suggested Kristin. They had been wanting to do a collaboration for a while and it worked out for everyone.

We were lucky enough to work with Kristin, who had modeled for awhile. She had a great attitude even when we were shooting her in dress in 20 degree weather! We had known Kristin was also a singer, but we were really excited when looked up The Knife "Heartbeats" video on youtube and found out that Kristin did an amazing cover. Kristin has a show coming up Jan. 21st at 92y Tribeca, so if you're in the NYC area check her out!

Name: Kristin Flammio
Website: www.myspace.com/kflammio
Hometown: Rockland, Massachusetts
Currently living: Williamsburg Brooklyn

When did you start singing and why did you get into it?
my father is a very musical guy (he's had a basement band for as long as i can remember) so i was always surrounded by songs and music

Who are your major musical influences?
Aimee Mann, Stephin Merritt (of Magnetic Fields), oldies! the list could go on and on.

You did some singing in Europe. How did that come about? What was it like? Is there a particular venue/place you like singing the most?
actually i went to europe for modeling not singing.... as far as a venue i enjoy playing at most, i don't have a favorite. when i lived in LA i'd play a few places on rotation but the best part of a venue is if they have plenty of seats, good drinks and no cover!

What are you working on now?
writing/recording. still playing as often but i'm working on really getting a solid group of songs together to make an album with. it's something i've always wanted to do. i'm also trying to collaborate more with other musicians to create new sounds.

If you could do a collaboration with anyone who would that be and why?
M.Ward, he has the coolest raspy voice and i am in awe of his music.

Who are you listening to right now?
right now i've been listening to TONS of old girl groups and french pop, my ipod is always on shuffle because i can't stick to just one thing!

Any good websites you read?
http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/ it is a great way to check out fashion around the world.

New Year's resolution?
stop being afraid of success. go for what you want because waiting around gets you nowhere!

Ecco Eco blog

2008-12-16T09:04:00.000-05:00

For all you blog lovers out there (of course we're one of them), be sure to check out this new one Ecco*Eco. We recently got in touch with Abigail and she's so sweet, so we just wanted to give her blog a little shout out. Her posts are beautiful and romantic, and we discovered this great online Eco-style magazine Thread by the BBC through it- who knew!

Interview with our Fall 08 Photographer- Elizabeth Weinberg

2008-12-11T17:50:00.000-05:00

So one of the best things about doing Sublet is that we get to work with some amazingly talented people who are just living and trying to create something they find meaningful as well. We feel really strongly about supporting them, so we're going to try and do interviews with some of the people we've collaborated with. Hopefully letting you guys get to know them and their work a little better.

How we met Eliz:
We actually found her through myspace. She had taken a beautiful picture of a friend of ours Alix. A few emails later, we met up and decided to do our fall 08 shoot together. She actually introduced us to both of our fall 08 models as well- Kristin and Emily who are both talented singers in their own right.

Name: Elizabeth Weinberg
Website: www.elizabethweinberg.com
Hometown: Franklin, MA
Currently living: Brooklyn, NY

What got you into photography?
Not sure exactly... shooting photos was just something I did to document my life and it became more and more a part of something I did every day.

What and who inspires your work?
I'm mostly inspired by my friends and nature--the woods, the sun, the beach.

You've done some amazing projects- ranging from portraits of Santogold and Cat Power, reportage for Bonnaroo, assignments for Nylon magazine - is there any project that was your favorite and why?
Shooting Bonnaroo for two years was really fun because there were no rules. I got amazing access and was able to get backstage portraits, live stuff, documentary type stuff, everything. The light was really amazing. The NYLON assignments also fun because it was one of my first forays into editorial fashion photography. I had a blast.

Any good websites or blogs on your radar?
I read aphotoeditor.com, youthoughtwewouldntnotice.com, photoshopdisasters.blogspot.com, and tons of friends' photoblogs... too many to list!

Who are you listening to now?
I'm all over the place. Kate Bush, Descendents, St. Vincent, Stereolab, Elliott Smith, Fleetwood Mac.

Sample sale and book swap tomorrow!

2008-12-09T17:50:00.000-05:00

We'll be having a sample sale tomorrow at TEICH's (amazing) studio! There will be a book swap and refreshments as well, so swing by and bring a friend if you're in the area!

Sample sale:

Wednesday, December 10th

5:30-8pm

299 West 12th St, 7D (between Hudson St and 8th Ave)

Designers: Sublet, Again NYC, TEICH, Ryann, Fluxworks Studio (jewelry)

Swap: Bring at least one good book to exchange.*

Fluxworks Studio in Williamsburg features jewelry from an international group of jewelers: Shin Yi Chiang, David Creamer, Stuart Gold, Alicia Humphries, Megan Isaacs, Natalia Krasnodebska, Lalita Perranan, Alix Toothman, Elizabeth Thompson and Polly Wales.

Parsons MFA photography exhibit

2008-12-05T12:05:00.000-05:00

Last night we went to Parsons MFA photography exhibit to support one of our very talented models Sam, who we shot for our upcoming spring 09 collection. It's always exciting to see work from young artists, whose names you'll hopefully be hearing more of in the next few years.

Be sure to check out Sam's site. Parsons chose her photograph as the front image for the exhibit, which you can see why below. Also, check out some more talented artists below, whose work is pretty inspiring.

Invite:

Sam with her work:

Other amazing up and coming artists that caught our eye.

Keith Telfeyan

Sandra Elkind

Sally Dennison

From the studio today...

2008-12-04T10:33:00.000-05:00

Playing around with buttons in the studio today and thought we'd share these..

Behind the scenes of our shopflick.com taping

2008-11-19T22:33:00.000-05:00

Today we were filmed for shopflick.com- it's basically Youtube meets online store. We did several segments where we talked about our company, our story, and some highlights from our fall collection.

We went to our showroom at 8:30 this morning to get ready and although a little nervous think it went pretty smoothly. It helped that Sara from our showroom, the Four Hundred, looked great and helped model. Plus, our two camera guys were good humored (and cute) as well. The segments will be airing sometime in Dec. so we'll keep you posted!

Tara filming with Sara

Oh hi!

Tara

Videographers

Sample sale with Clothes Pin!

2008-11-11T11:39:00.000-05:00

We've paired up with one of our favorite blogs, Clothes-Pin, to host a fantastic sample sale. Stock up on your basics like the Alex tee (now $31) and others marked up to 55% off! Shipping is included in the listed price. Click on the link below to check it out:

http://clothespin.bigcartel.com/

Feel free to pass along to friends and family and also, congrats to Clothes-Pin for the mention on Daily Candy!

Paper or Plastic

2008-11-11T01:27:00.000-05:00

Clear, informative and in-depth- check out this article by the Washington Post about paper vs. plastic. (via swissmiss)

Design Sprout post

2008-10-12T22:56:00.000-04:00

Veronica over at Design Sprout did a post on Sublet, and we just wanted to re-post, because it's so cute! See it below.

Also, Design Sprout was named as one of the top Environmentalist blogs (congrats!) by X-Ray Visionaires. Check out the entire list on her site here.

From Design Sprout:

"So you wanna be good. You want to dress sustainably in organic cotton with bamboo thread manufactured only by fair-trade companies but paying $95 for a t-shirt seems a bit c.r.a.z.y. to you. I understand. That's why I'm so thrilled for the change of seasons when things previously waaaaay out of my price range suddenly become affordable.
Sublet, a green clothing line, whose designs I DROOL over is having a humdinger of a sale with some options under $100 and Greenloop, the mac daddy of sustainable fashion, has loads of items for men and women up to 60% off. Now is where is where I say something cliché like "Go green without spending a lot of green" but what could be more fitting?"

Composting!

2008-10-06T11:09:00.000-04:00

Renee Garner, guest blogger of Modish did a great post on composting. Check out her simple yet informative illustrations that make the sometimes yucky business of composting- quite lovely.

This is a pretty good overview of composting through the EPA (here).

Also, if you're in the NYC area, you can take composting classes through the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens.. on our to-do list as well..

And if you love Renee's illustrations like we do, check out her site.

Cincinnati leads the movement in green roofs

2008-10-04T18:39:00.000-04:00

CNN.com recently posted an article about Cincinnati, who wants to lead the movement in green roofs. Though they have yet to gain traction in the U.S., Cincinnati hopes to change that by channeling grants and loans into increasing the number of green roofs across the city.

Read about green roofs on the EPA's site (here)

Check out some of these green roofs and their progress below:
Milwaukee's municipal building (here)
Chicago's City Hall (here)

Elizabeth Weinberg- photographer

2008-09-25T21:16:00.000-04:00

So we just wanted to give a shout out to our amazing photographer- Elizabeth Weinberg. We actually got connected with her because she took an old friend's picture on myspace and the rest is history. Funnily enough we went to the same college- small world.

She's shot for Rolling Stone, NYLON and Tokion and we were lucky enough to have her shoot our our entire fall campaign. Eliz did an amazing job despite the fact that it was freezing outside!

We've posted some of her gorgeous photos, but check out some more on her website. She also has a blog, which you can check out here.

Sublet- fall shoot

NYLON magazine

TOKION magazine

Cat Power

Olio United's fall look book

2008-09-22T20:26:00.000-04:00

One of our fantastic partners, Olio United, created this lovely look book for fall. Check out these gorgeous shots of the Bellamy and Alex tee.

They did a post about the shoot on their blog (here), where you can also see outtakes.

Nendo- cabbage chair

2008-08-22T21:26:00.000-04:00

Nendo chair via Brocade Design etc. Made for XXIst Century Man exhibition that was curated by Issey Miyake. Miyake wanted Nendo to make a piece of furniture out of paper that is used during the process of making pleated fabric and which is typically discarded after production as unwanted by product.

Check our more innovative paper furniture via Cool Hunting, Inhabitat and Treehugger.

Nendo chair:

Molo Designs' furniture via treehugger

Building a website?

2008-08-19T22:24:00.000-04:00

The ultimate resource for people wanting to build their own website- the Agency Tool. It's the "definitive resource list for designing, developing, marketing & maintaining websites." Look up everything from web safe colors, to picking a domain name to SEO optimization. via Swiss Miss

We didn't exactly use this because a) we didn't know about the Agency Tool and b) if you don't have the time to do it well, hire someone talented to help out.. so we had two amazing graphic designers (*plug)- Jared Stone and Christopher King build and develop ours.

Kenneth Snelson- sculptor

2008-08-18T17:18:00.000-04:00

We love art and nature inspired and informed by mathematical principles. American artist Kenneth Snelson's sculptures are some of the most inspiring works based on this idea.

Using the concept of tensegrity- his sculptures' structural integrity is based on the simultaneous pushing and pulling of components- creating a strong but flexible form. If a wire is cut, it will cause a major deformation or collapse of the sculpture entirely.

See other works via Treehugger and Inhabitat based on the same principle. Check out Richard Buckminster's table via Treehugger (which you can also create a DIY version here) or new forms in architecture that uses tensegrity to flexible, dynamic buildings via Inhabitat.

Sublet Clothing's summer sale!

2008-08-01T14:21:00.000-04:00

Our summer sale starts this week. We have limited availability on some pieces, but we've reduced prices to the following:

Alison dress: was $242, now $150
Anais cardigan: was $110, now $55
Amirah dress: was $143, now $98
Alex tee: was $55, now $38
Anne top: sold out

We're on ZOOZOOM!

2008-07-28T17:11:00.000-04:00

Our Belinda jumper dress from our Fall '08 collection made its debut on the opening page of ZOOZOOM's "You Are What You Wear" story.

Be sure to stay tuned, as we'll be releasing the rest of our Fall collection online soon! Until then, you can see the Belinda and read the rest of the ZOOZOOM article here.

Marks & Spencer starts charging for plastic bags

2008-07-27T15:42:00.000-04:00

Marks & Spencer, the UK based department store, started charging customers 5 pence (10 cents) for every plastic bag they use (via Treehugger). So far they've seen an 80% reduction in plastic bag use- that's 70 million fewer bags already! Money raised by the surcharge will be used to improve parks and play areas across the UK.

Between 500 billion to a trillion plastic bags are used every year, so we think it's fantastic that our neighbors across the sea have found a way to significantly reduce plastic bag waste.

If you have plastic bags and want to recycle them, find a place near you through plasticbagrecycling.org or even better bring your own to the store! Envirosax's graphic series or Baggu's super bright totes are our picks!

Envirosax:

Baggu:

International Graphic Design Competition

2008-07-19T18:32:00.000-04:00

Designboom is holding their 2nd annual International Graphic Design Competition.

Pairing up with Tobu Department Store, the competition is in an effort to raise awareness and protect the Earth.

Enter in either of 2 competitions- and the first place winner gets 500,000 yen and will have their winning design used for Tobu Department Store's promotional material. See all the details here.

Check out last year's 2nd place winner (our favorite!) by naoya yoko + jun tashiro (agasuke) from japan below.

Also check out some of the other runner's up from last year here.

Product designer- Peter Marigold

2008-07-05T21:52:00.000-04:00

Split shelves by Peter Marigold. A product designer based out of London, these shelves are based on a simple geometric principle:

'The inverted angles of a shape split into pieces will always add up to 360 degrees.The angles can be interchanged but will always form a whole.'

You can listen to is interview for Wallpaper here.

Spoons

2008-07-03T17:28:00.000-04:00

via Red Red Day

Eco-activist Summer Rayne Oakes in Sublet!

2008-06-25T07:49:00.000-04:00

We were so excited to see eco-activist and host, Summer Rayne Oakes wearing Sublet! Check out her post (here) at the LOHAS conference, giving a call-out to Sublet and wearing the Alison dress.

Smart, gorgeous and with a good sense of humor, Summer is an entomologist and environmental scientist by training and a prominent voice involving environmental issues in the fashion industry.

She's currently is a host in the new Planet Green TV, (if only we had TV!) and advisory board member of LOHAS. You can find out more about Summer and her involvement with the green movement via her website here. Keep up the good work, we love you!

We're on Glamour's eco-friendly shopping guide!

2008-06-21T09:23:00.000-04:00

We were thrilled to find out that both the Anne and the Alison are being featured on Glamour's eco-friendly shopping guide! The Anne was the first one on the slide show- what a nice surprise to wake up to this morning!

Artist Chris Jordan's Ted.com talk

2008-06-19T20:46:00.000-04:00

Ever since we saw his work featured in GOOD magazine, we've been fans of artist Chris Jordan's photography. Since then, we've had the pleasure of seeing his pieces in person and we just found his talk on Ted.com where he gives insight into his work. Enjoy!

p.s. Ted.com is pretty amazing in its own right!

Fashion Ethic Fashion show with Sublet!

2008-04-27T12:32:00.000-04:00

The Alison dress has been getting around- check it out at Fashion Ethic's fashion show they had at Capital Hill in Seattle. Read more via Fashion Ethic's blog.

Another spring stockist, Fashion Ethic , is the brain-child of Candice Caldwell. Based out of Seattle, Fashion Ethic is for forward-thinking and fashion-forward women. (yay for alliterations)

Olio United- Portland, OR

2008-04-26T18:59:00.000-04:00

I stumbled across this beautiful post about Olio United by Design Sponge.

Olio United is owned by Cathy McMurray, Korrine James and David Williams and based in Portland. Community oriented and carrying only products that tell a good story, Olio United was their answer to unbridled consumerism. We love their gutsy mission and so glad we're a part of their solution.

Check out their beautiful window display of over 1,000 paper planes by Katie- amazing!

Katie, who works for Olio United, made this beautiful window display of over 1,000 planes! (That's patience..)

The finished window display- how beautiful!

Project Earth Day Fashion Show

2008-04-25T11:27:00.000-04:00

Last night we headed to the Project Earth Day Fashion Show at the Teknion showroom . We were so starved by the time we got there, we were about to nom just about anything. Thank goodness though they had great food and drinks (organic beer!) to keep us content until the fashion show.

After a bit of a delay, the show started and it was great to see the girls in Sublet coming down the runway. We took some pictures, albeit slightly blurry (apparently my panning technique needs a bit of work..)

After the show we stopped by the studio to work on a couple things for our upcoming Fall '08 collection (which you can get a small glimpse from our launch party).

To see more pics of the show, check out the student designers via Eco-Chick.

BTC Elements and Sublet Clothing limited edition Anne top in black!

2008-04-18T22:13:00.000-04:00

For spring we've paired up with Summer Bowen at BTC Elements with an exclusive version of our Anne top. Done in classic black with natural lace trim, get yours only (here) while you still can as there's only a handful created! Check out this beautiful picture that was taken of the Anne...

MOMA visit

2008-04-13T21:30:00.000-04:00

So the other day we headed to MOMA with some friends to check out their 'Design in the Elastic Mind' exhibit. We love visiting MOMA (it was some people's 2nd visit to the exhibit) and it's a bit of reunion anytime we go back (esp for Tara).

About the exhibit: "It focuses on designers' ability to grasp momentous changes in technology, science, and social mores, changes that will demand or reflect major adjustments in human behavior, and convert them into objects and systems that people understand and use."

We highly recommend seeing it and it's running through May 12, so you still have time. Best to go on a day when you can absorb yourself in each piece as a many of them are interactive. (Maybe we'll go back for a 3rd time... when it's not so busy.) If you can't go in person they have an online exhibit that is both frustrating and absorbing..

Some highlights:

Young Hyun

Rules of Six:

Walrus:

Neri Oxman and Materialecology:

Turning Green Fashion Show

2008-04-04T23:43:00.000-04:00

We weren't feeling so great today with the gloomy skies, but our days got a lot brighter when we went to the Turning Green Fashion Show presented by Whole Foods and Teens for Safe Cosmetics. We were really excited to be one of the designers invited to present at the fashion show, so we definitely wanted to swing by and show our support.

When we walked in, we were greeted by a fantastic crowd (who managed to get all the way downtown despite the weather) and a life size poster of our Alison dress. Then when we looked inside the program, the Alison was featured again as an opening image. How nice!

The show was extremely well produced, in large part to eco-celeb Bahar Shahpar whose cute outfit was topped off by her headset. Speaking of people watching, we were excited by the great turnout- in the audience were Josh Dorfman of the Lazy Environmentalist, Tierra Del Forte (Del Forte Denim), host Zem Joaquin (Domino mag's Green Editor + ecofabulous blogger) and John Masters (John Masters Organics).

We're excited that the green movement is catching on and encouraged that even younger generations are getting involved. It definitely makes for a better tomorrow (which right now we're wishing were sunny and 70). But one step at a time.

More pics on Flickr.
p.s. Check out the great re-usable bag from Whole Foods and SIGG bottle that we received as a gift (which you can get a similar one here). Two more things that we'll be making room for in our own bags.

Boston inspirations

2008-04-03T23:45:00.000-04:00

Some nice finds at the Boston Public Library..

Best little bookstores- Boston and NYC

2008-04-02T23:49:00.000-04:00

So you just can't find that book on 21st century infographics huh? Well, we know the just place(s) that might have it..

If you're like us and love small, well-edited bookstores (with great design titles) then stop by MIT's Press bookstore (yes, that MIT) in Boston and St. Mark's Bookshop in New York City.

Don't be fooled by their websites, it's worth the trek out as both have a great selection. We've loved St. Mark's Bookshop since moving to the city, but the MIT bookstore was a nice, stumble-upon find during a recent trip to Boston.

We're on Daily Candy!

2008-03-24T20:50:00.000-04:00

We're really excited-

we just got posted on Daily Candy's Boston edition!

Daily Candy is one of the biggest fashion blogs around, so we're honored to be posted about. And we're also big fans of Boston (esp. Inessah).

Also a mention to Envi boutique, located on Newbury St. which will be carrying our line for spring!

Deep in the Heart of Texas...

2008-03-14T00:07:00.000-04:00

Austin to be exact- we got published in the Austin American Statesman in an article about Therapy's (one of the boutiques carrying our spring line) SXSW Eco-Style event. A day of trunk shows, music and live windows (!)- wish we could have been there.

Sprig(.com) for Spring

2008-03-13T20:37:00.000-04:00

Sprig.com did a great post on our Alison dress, named after our friend and the original Sublet Clothing model.

Check out Sprig as it's a great place for both green and stylish information. In their own words:

"Sprig.com's mission is to motivate, inspire and inform 95% of the consumer population toward becoming 5% more green, as we believe this approach will have a great positive impact on the environment. Today, green is a choice; tomorrow, green is a lifestyle."

We couldn't agree more!

We've been blogged!

2008-03-02T11:42:00.000-05:00

Let's face it- we're really excited that Treehugger.com did a posting on us!

We're big fans of the site, which is one of the biggest and most reliable source of what's happening in the green world.

This week we were interviewed this past week by two places: Fashion Indie and Charmingly Chic. Also, Creatures of Comfort did a beautiful post on us.

Check out some other great posts at:
Clothes-Pin
Pennies and Pearls
Grechenscloset
Style Saves the World

Spring '08- Launch Party!

2008-02-27T07:28:00.000-05:00

We had our Spring '08 Launch Party last Thursday and it was an amazing night!

Hosted at one of the boutiques that will be carrying our line, Utowa is a beautiful space and was the perfect place to highlight our spring line / fall preview.

We had a wonderful turnout and thanks to everyone who came to the party! We had a lot of fun and thanks to all our friends and family- we couldn't do it without your support!

Checkout the party at
Flickr: www.flickr.com/subletclothing
myspace: www.myspace.com/subletclothing