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alder makes outdoor recreation apparel for women. We offer inclusive sizing, community-informed design, sustainable and ethical production and a playful brand that starkly contrasts with the performance-driven, hard-core athletic brands that currently dominate the outdoor space.

We believe that outdoor recreation = happiness and the outdoor industry should be focused on fun, not exclusively performance and be a real leader in inclusivity, diversity and sustainability.

All Roads is a studio workshop that creates decorative art and functional product. Based in Yucca Valley in the Mojave Desert, they focus on their respective crafts within metal and textiles, often collaborating together on special projects. Whether they are creating one of kind items in the desert, or partnering with skilled artisans across the globe, they strive to use the best materials to create functional items that will last for years to come.

Evewear was born with the understanding that we are expansive beings. It’s impossible to say that we are just one thing. With our ever-evolving minds, style, and mood, labels just don’t cut it. We believe the pieces we choose to wear are an extension of who we are and how we are feeling at that moment in time. The Dreamer for when you’re ready to take on the world, The Vixen for when it’s a night out with the besties, and The Free Spirit for the days you let the wind carry you away. Our mission is to create a world that is beyond trends, beyond demographics, because each style lives within every one of us.

Jenny Lemons is a colorful accessories and creative lifestyle brand founded by San Francisco-based artist Jennie Lennick in 2015. Our bright shop features an array of food-themed and nostalgia-inducing products like hair accessories, jewelry, and craft kits.

Our team is dedicated to crafting products that bring joy to our customers. We are committed to motivating our community to express themselves creatively and live vibrant lives full of fun!

Mohinders is a small shoe business based in San Francisco, Mumbai, and Athani, India.

Our designs are deeply rooted in the shoemaking traditions of Northern Karnataka, a region in India. We work with families of 3rd- and 4th-generation shoemakers and leather tanners. We strive to uphold respectful design and sustainability from start to finish.

This means heirloom, regional processes, intentional choices to reduce waste and use lower-impact materials, and creating shoes that last and age beautifully.

In 2019, we launched MODHER to create truly sustainable, plastic-free accessories you’ll wear and love forever. Designed in San Francisco, handmade in Tuscany — our handbags fuse traditional Italian craftsmanship with natural material that leaves a minimal carbon footprint. Social and environmental responsibility are at the core of everything we do: from sourcing quality materials to working with local artisans up to our eco-packaging.

Because we wanted to keep production in house and to protect the process of slow fashion within our brand, our pieces are designed, cut, and sewn by hand (with the help of our handy Juki Industrial machines of course) in our tiny studio in Potrero Hill, San Francisco. Our process is slower than fast fashion because our pieces are made to order and limited to the stock we have on hand. This allows us to be truly flexible with attention to detail and to work with our customers to provide the customizations that in turn prolong the life of the garments we make. Our goal is to make pieces so good that you can wear it comfortably for the rest of your lifetime. We know it’s impossible to be perfect, but we sure try! — Alex and Lili, Founders of Nettle Studios

Inspired by the freedom of living with less, we stand for holding tight to the things we love, amplifying what matters and editing out what doesn’t. We believe in the freedom of uncommon beauty, thoughtful simplification, and dreaming up success on our own terms. We want our clothing to personify a new kind of ideal that embraces honesty and imperfection. Our collections are guided by the palette and textures of the natural world; the tactile and the raw; the merging of the understated and the refined. OZMA is for all seasons — who we are now, who we are becoming, and the freedom to write our own stories.

Paper Crane Theory is a labor of love by local Vermont resident Jess Webster. In 2020 after years of sewing and creating she began making her own clothes after being frustrated with fit and ease of clothing from fast fashion brands.

Paper Crane Theory believes in providing clothing for anyone and everyone. Small batch releases will be available through out the year. All products are handmade by Jess, with patterns be a mix of self drafted or patterns used with permission.

Poplinen celebrates the female figure in all its shapes and sizes. We do this by listening to you, sourcing beautiful fabrics, obsessing over fit, and not compromising on our values — creating timeless pieces that compliment your individual style.

Reclaim Creative was founded in 2020 by Allie Chamberlain — an architect, slow fashion advocate, and self-taught sewist who comes from a long lineage of Appalachian and Western Kentucky quilters.

Their garments are crafted from repurposed and vintage textiles — most often vintage quilts that are decades, if not 100 years old. They are made with love, often made by hand, and hold heritage within their threads. Their work is all sewn right in Knoxville, TN, by a small team in their studio.

Seamless Lingerie was born from the belief that every woman should own affordable, high-quality lingerie that fits into her modern lifestyle. And while modern life can be hectic and complex, modern undergarments should be the opposite: Sleek. Simple. Easy.

Wireless construction and second skin fabric turns wearing the everyday bra into a blissful experience. For both small and larger-breasted women, searching endlessly for the right fit becomes a thing of the past with effortlessly smooth contours and figure-flattering silhouettes.

Hi! My name is Yana. I started Supayana back in 2003 when I was a university student, back when there was only a handful of people selling online. Before the days of etsy, can you believe it?! My line has gone through many different stages over the last decade — first starting with reconstructed band t-shirts, to recycled clothing, to women’s dresses, to adorable kids’ clothing, and to homewares!

Working for brands like Fila, Champion, and Converse brought about Aja’s passion for designing activewear, yet opened her mind to the negative impact fast fashion has on the environment. Completing her 200-hour yoga teacher training inspired her passion for wellness and mindfulness. That, combined with her strong ties to her faith, were the driving forces that led to the creation of Transcendent Active and the desire to create a fashionable, sustainable modest activewear collection. Eventually moving back to New Jersey and doing some soul searching, Aja was determined to blend her love for designing activewear, her passion for yoga and movement, and her dedication to helping the planet become more sustainable.