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This week we introduce a brand new label Ketzali, a Guatemalan based accessories company that uses 36 artisans to weave some truly beautiful scarves. Everything is done by hand including the dying, for which they use natural and low impact dyes. They’re perfect all-season scarves too since they’re woven from rayon viscose. This also makes them crazy soft. We have five different styles, although we sold out of the Wikiq style just this morning, so be sure to check them out.
Hooray #1 because I’m finally back home and I can drink the tap water again : D
Hooray #2 because we just did a MASSIVE shop update with new arrivals from Anntian, ffiXXed, and Upstate. PP basically has you covered for fall and winter with several new coats and jackets (ffiXXed and Anntian), ponchos (Upstate), and scarves (Upstate). Layer city ahoy, guys. Be sure to check all of the good out, and don’t forget we’ve still got quite a few items on sale in limited quantities. We’ll be marking down late summer/early fall things too in the coming weeks. Happy Monday!
So I’m having trouble wrapping my head around it, but our Fall stuff has actually started to arrive! This of course means we need to clear out the Spring/Summer stuff to make way and since it’s, you know, still summer it’s kind of the perfect time to buy warm weather stuff. Almost all Spring and early Summer items are now marked down 40% – this includes most ffiXXed, ANNTIAN, Correll Correll, Rachel Comey, Lina Rennell, and Upstate
All Spring ANNTIAN, A’N'D, Correll Correll, Erin Considine, ffiXXed, Lina Rennell, Osei-Duro, Rachel Comey, and Upstate now 30% off
Over the weekend we did a huge drop of all sorts of delicious new bags. A limited restocking of Osei-Duro bogalon bags (we sold out of the tan suede within a half hour of uploading it!) including a new cream leather version, an amazing double-take worthy bag by Rachel Comey, and an indispensable massive tote from ANNTIAN.
But we have to admit what we’re most excited about is that we now carry the beautiful handiwork of Nutsa Modebadze. Every bag she makes herself! There’s been a lot of buzz about her, but unless you live in Russia her pieces are hard to come by. So of course we’re super happy to finally be able to offer them to everyone in the States. The quality of workmanship is fantastic, and you’re buying a piece that will last you years
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