We featured this LA made shoe line on our blog last March, when their first collection launched. Some of the beautiful styles we initially fell in love with are still available, but they have also added a new Repurposed Collection to the mix. These pieces feature the same architectural silhouettes but this time, as the name suggests, they are constructed with repurposed fabric.
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Based in the cities of Oakland and Austin the designers of Eight + Sand spend a fair amount of time on the road. They were inspired by the journey and an old rail yard saying meaning godspeed or "I hope you get where you're going and have what you need". Conductors would bid each other farewell by saying eight and sand, "eight for a wide-open throttle and sand on the rails to ensure a smooth ride". The company takes inspiration from the old in more ways than just the name, heirloom quality craftsmanship is the backbone of their designs. They strive to create pieces that fit in with the fewer better mindset, built to last, classic wardrobe staples.
Read MoreGo Gently Nation
Go Gently Nation is one of our favorites for Eco-friendly mama and me matching. Last summer we lived in their flowy gauze pieces (now on sale here + here) and this Fall we're cozying up in their Pullover Sweatshirts. Although its still reaching the 90's in LA, the trees that surround our home provide chilly mornings and cool evenings.
Read MoreGalamaar
Gala Maar's Simone High Waist Two Piece is the first bikini I have dared to put on since having my daughter (3+ years ago). My pregnancy gifted me both an umbilical hernia and Diastasis Recti, making the idea of baring my tummy a little terrifying. But the higher waist and structure of this suit gave me the confidence to give the ole two piece another try.
Read MoreI Like It Here Club
To me jewelry has always been a little different than clothing or other accessories. The pieces hold more sentiment, they often have a story and wearing them can bring up special memories. I think about the way my ancestors viewed jewelry. The symbols, stones and materials all stood for something; and they held special energies. Jessie Yeager brings storytelling back with her designs, the pieces she makes for her line I Like It Here Club all have meaning.
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