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Made by a group of artisans in Vietnam, the rebeccaminkoff Mini M.A.C stores all of your favorite must-haves. Compact style never looked so good.

Shop the collection in collaboration with nordstrom​: http://www.pieceandco.com/nordstrom #nordstrom #pieceandco

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"I cherish my time in the field." - Kathleen Wright, Founder and CEO of Piece & Co. A throwback to many meetings in ‪#‎Mexico‬ in front of this handloom. ‪#‎TBT‬

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Nordstrom Is Bringing an Awesome Charity Partnership to Stores

The #SheMakesIt‬ Collection launches Monday, March 9th! Visit @selfmagazine for the low down on our latest collaboration with @Nordstrom: http://on.self.com/1EeTA4y‪ #‎impact‬ ‪#‎fashion

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Prepping the SS16 collection. So many swatches, so little time!

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INDIAN IKAT: HOW A TIMELESS TEXTILE COMES TO LIFE

Here at Piece & Co., we’re in love with ikat! And so are many of the brands we work with, including Madewell and Rachel Roy. So what makes this centuries-old textile so lovable? Well, its versatility for starters. Throughout the years, we’ve seen ikat turned into hats, scarves, pillows, bags, and even ties. But the true reason we’re such big fans has to do with the hard work behind it. To make ikat, artisans use bindings, such as knots or rubber ties, to protect portions of the fabric during the dyeing process, which creates a desired pattern on the yarn before it’s woven into fabric. Each of our artisan groups differs in their approach to ikat because techniques can vary by country or region. But the end result is still the same: a stylish and unique textile that can be used in myriad ways. We dive into the Indian ikat process to highlight just how lovable ikat really is. Indian ikat 101 »

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Dispatches from Ghana! Excited to be on the ground with one of our artisan groups.