RFWからのJOHN。。 欲しいものたくさん。。 #NiceSelect #GoodClothing #JOHN #代々木上原 (代々木上原)

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RFWからのJOHN。。 欲しいものたくさん。。 #NiceSelect #GoodClothing #JOHN #代々木上原 (代々木上原)
This was very happy news for me actually, there is hope for small runs, and there's a company in the US whose business model is precisely that. Plus, they are helping out a community by providing new jobs.
For designers this is great since they can get the support they need, within a short distance and they can experiment and produce with low minimum policy. And THIS is always the biggest problem in every new fashion brand/project - mass production destroys them - either they don't have the money to invest in large runs, it is mostly produced overseas AND even when producing, if the rest of the process isn't figured out then they have a huge chance of having hundreds/thousands of garments stuck.
We should all support the Good Clothing Company campaign here https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/good-clothing-company.
Hope you enjoy this news as much as I did.
Marian Park-Ross started Good Clothing in 2007, offering women of all ages clothes that are easy-to-wear and flattering. Fabrication is of the highest consideration and inspiration for the range comes directly from the Good customer: a woman who is aware of fashion but is by no means a fashion-slave or devout fashion leader. In a word, a woman who quite simply wants to look Good!
Marian’s sister, designer Louise Park-Ross, joined the business in 2010.
Marian is co-owner of the popular boutique Mungo & Jemima that stocks a selection of new and established local labels.