You can purchase your CA-grown Cotton fabric and the “Prism Dress” pattern at A Verb for Keeping Warm.
Much gratitude to Sally Fox, Kristine Vejar, Lukas’s Mom Margarita, Rebecca Burgess, Emily Robinson, Lukas Martinelli, and all the birds, bees, butterflies, plants, animals, and soil microbes for making this shirt possible!
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Oh so proud to be one of your farmers!
Thank you so much Sally for your commitment to the health of the planet and all beings. Love you, your work, and all that you stand for!
Hi Erin,
I saw you speak at Coastal Roots Farm earlier this month and have been thinking a lot more about local/sustainable fibers ever since. Could you recommend some more resources for getting deeper into the subject? I would love to support local fiber growers, or even grow some of my own!
Thank you for being an inspiration. Sam