For the first time,
I ordered two handwoven fabrics simultaneously. A significant investment, this decision reflected my hope for growth—that my business would reach a point where it could support such an ambitious production. I dreamed of new clients and imagined these skirts accompanying them on vacations, grocery runs, and everywhere in between.
16 Months in the Making: The Journey of Two New Skirts →
Meet the Skirts
Both are striped and pastel, yet each carries a distinct mood. I always design with my customers in mind—pieces that can live together in a wardrobe without feeling like repeats. These skirts share a spirit but offer two different expressions for the same woman on different days, heading to different places, in different moods.
Silk Scarf Care Tips
My silk scarves are labeled as dry clean recommended, but silk itself is washable—it's dye transfer that can be an issue.
Researching, experimenting, and learning to care for these silk scarves has been a rewarding experience. It’s reminded me how embracing the lost art of laundering clothing can elevate the enjoyment and appreciation of our wardrobes.
After experimenting with various washing and drying methods, I’ve shared my favorites in these videos. Please note that I can’t guarantee there won’t be dye transfer, so hand wash at your own discretion.
Tomorrow Needs Cowboys
Silk, once a luxury reserved for the elite, became an essential item for working cowboys.
Be inspired by how the cowboys democratized silk, and my styling tips for the new silk scarves: