Headed to two dynamite locations, The Berkshires, then The Hamptons. Want to join in the fun?
You know if Michelle Obama was wearing anything, she would grab a belt to create a look.
So we tried it on our mannequin, I think she looks sharp!
Yes, our shearlings are light and supple enough to belt without bulk.
Come see them this weekend, in New Jersey,
at Craft Morristown!
This is a new super supple & light ebony merino shearling jacket, one of the many new pieces we will have in our booth (#1403) at the American Craft Council show in Baltimore, February 22-24. Please stop by! Toshiki & Maryszka
We had a client call us this summer, who had been wearing a jacket she had gotten from us about seven years ago; she loved the fit and style and wanted the same thing again, but to change it up a bit. This seems to happen more than you might think, someone has a go-to jacket that serves them well, and they don’t want to let go, but need a fresh piece. In this case she kept the black body, but changed the leather trim from bronze to multi primary colors amid black lambskin tape. She kept the detachable hood, but this time we trimmed it in a curly black lamb, her last was a frosted Toscana.
What’s your favorite winter jacket, that you feel good in and functions well? Does it have a hood?
You are cordially invited to view our 2012 collection of shearling coats and accessories, booth #4, this weekend at the
October 12, 13, 14
Westchester County Center
White Plains NY
Easily accessible by automobile, or from NYC Metro North to White Plains, then a short walk or taxi
(mention my blog and your admission will be deducted from your purchase in our booth!)
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It is always so inspiring to meet others in your field who are at the top of their game, whose hearts beat faster when they feel they have finished stitching a perfect piece.
Here at The Hampton Classic where we are showing our shearlings, we have met two leather craftsmen who are making exquisite work.
One is Charles Pinnell, from Crozet, Va., who told us he got hooked on working in leather when he was 16. I will post a few photographs, because there are no words to describe how great the work is.
http://www.pinnellcustomleather.com
Tomorrow I will tell you about meeting a legend, 4th generation custom boot and shoe maker from New York City, Mr. hank Vogel.