Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
We are open Labor Day Weekend
Check out what's new at Loopy - we are open entire weekend including Monday - regular business hours - 11 - 7 Mon to Sat, 12 - 6 Sun.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Hartford Denim Company
Handmade and individually crafted in Hartford, Connecticut.
More than just a pair of jeans...
"A story is told by the product itself. A story that continues long after it is tried on, purchased and the tags removed. A story where each bend of the knee, each walk in the rain, each spatter of mud or rust or paint is a new paragraph; every rip, pinch, pull and patch: a punctuation mark. A story told in a language that’s entirely personal and universally understood, recorded forever on a page much stronger than paper."
More than just a pair of jeans...
"A story is told by the product itself. A story that continues long after it is tried on, purchased and the tags removed. A story where each bend of the knee, each walk in the rain, each spatter of mud or rust or paint is a new paragraph; every rip, pinch, pull and patch: a punctuation mark. A story told in a language that’s entirely personal and universally understood, recorded forever on a page much stronger than paper."
A Peace Treaty Scarves
New just in - baby alpaca scarves by A Peace Treaty!
Born in 2008, as a personal pact between Farah Malik, a Pakistani
Muslim, and Dana Arbib, a Libyan Jew, A PEACE TREATY creates employment
for skilled artisans working in places of socio-political strife,
effectively supporting their technique and craft while elevating their
products to the level of high design for an exclusive and international
fashion audience.
Inspired by the hand-crafting cultures of the Middle East, Asia, South America and Africa, A PEACE TREATY was conceived when Arbib and Malik met while living in Rome. The two discovered that they shared both a love of high fashion and a desire to increase awareness of ancient, disappearing crafting traditions. Intermingling Arbib’s strong background in graphic, textile and product design with Malik’s history of developing multimedia marketing campaigns for social justice and human rights, they set about connecting discerning fashion connoisseurs with cache, boutique level artifacts from places typically seen only negatively through the media lens.
Each season, A PEACE TREATY travels to a particular region and seeks out local village artisans to re-define an accessory, designing limited edition pieces in style unique colorways. Each jewelry or scarf collection resuscitates ancient handmade textile and metalsmithing techniques that are at risk of extinction. Working with craftspeople in eight countries and injecting life and trade back into local economies, A PEACE TREATY employs artisans with above fair trade wages and invests in creating income generation opportunities for out-of-work artisans, disabled and widowed women.
Inspired by the hand-crafting cultures of the Middle East, Asia, South America and Africa, A PEACE TREATY was conceived when Arbib and Malik met while living in Rome. The two discovered that they shared both a love of high fashion and a desire to increase awareness of ancient, disappearing crafting traditions. Intermingling Arbib’s strong background in graphic, textile and product design with Malik’s history of developing multimedia marketing campaigns for social justice and human rights, they set about connecting discerning fashion connoisseurs with cache, boutique level artifacts from places typically seen only negatively through the media lens.
Each season, A PEACE TREATY travels to a particular region and seeks out local village artisans to re-define an accessory, designing limited edition pieces in style unique colorways. Each jewelry or scarf collection resuscitates ancient handmade textile and metalsmithing techniques that are at risk of extinction. Working with craftspeople in eight countries and injecting life and trade back into local economies, A PEACE TREATY employs artisans with above fair trade wages and invests in creating income generation opportunities for out-of-work artisans, disabled and widowed women.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Going back to school is hard... going back to school in bad weather is even harder.
Fortunately, Loopy Mango's got everything you need for you or anyone you know to go back to school in style and comfort.
Come see us soon.
78 Grand St. between Greene and Wooster
Open 11-7 M-Sat, 12-6 Sundays
212.343.7425
We ship too!
Friday, August 3, 2012
Wish you were here
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