An in-person exhibit at Arion Press in San Francisco featuring the work of 50 member companies.
Tag: Apparel
Bay Area Made: Small Batch & Made to Order exhibit at Arion Press
The exhibit Bay Area Made: Small Batch & Made to Order at Arion Press' beautiful...
“Small Batch & Made to Order” Exhibit: Preview
An in-person exhibit at Arion Press in San Francisco featuring the work of 50 member companies.
Spring Fashion: Looking Forward to a Brighter Future
Versatile apparel and jewelry for these times of transition.
Bryr Studio: Making a Sustainable Future
An excerpt from our "Bay Area Made: Making a Sustainable Future" exhibit for SF Design Week.
Spring Fashion: Stylish Homebodies
Locally made apparel that is the perfect fit for these times.
Harvest & Mill: Grown and Sewn in the USA
Natalie Patricia of the Berkeley clothing brand on their sustainable model and holistic approach to fixing the fashion industry.
Timeless Classics For Dad
Father's Day gift ideas that never go out of style.
Step Out in Spring Fashions
Freshen up your wardrobe with these Bay Area designed and made wearables.
Tricia Rose Explores a Project that Promotes a Sustainable Northern California Flax-to-Fabric Textile Industry
The founder of Rough Linen visits the Chico Flax Project.
Father’s Day Gift Guide: Daddy Cool
Cool gifts made in the Bay, for the cool dad on your list.
Fresh Beats and Looks from Oaklandish
Spring looks and mixtapes from the apparel brand that's all about local love.
Bask in Spring Fashions
Ideas for freshening up your wardrobe from head to toe.
The Colorful, Eclectic, and Vintage-Inspired World of Fashion Designer Dema Grim
A visit to the San Francisco studio of the designer behind DEMA.
Fashion Designer Lesley Evers’ #LErealwomenproject Celebrates the Real Women That Wear Her Clothes
Photo shoots of friends and customers modeling the Oakland designers creations.
A Guide to 19th Street in Uptown Oakland with Elaine Hamblin of Kosa Arts
The fashion designer, maker and boutique owner shares her favorite dining, cocktails, coffee and shopping in her up and coming neighborhood.
