What do boutique shops look for when picking which designers they’ll carry? We asked boutique owners Camilla and Rand to share a few tips. While every boutique is going to have a different process and unique criteria, we think Camilla and Rand’s advice goes a long way. Let’s draw back the curtain on Thistle & Clover‘s Open Call.
Since opening our doors in March 2008, our Brooklyn-based boutique Thistle & Clover has held quarterly Open Calls for young, up-and-coming talent from the New York metropolitan area. We see around 15 to 20 designers per Open Call. But since our store has limited space, we can only invite around three or four designers to be showcased at the store. We’ve found that as the program grows, this process gets harder and harder for us to do! Needless to say, there’s always a glass or two of wine involved…
Etsy has asked us to pull together some of the qualities that we look for in a collection for you guys. And we’re just delighted to do so! Etsy is an endless source of inspiration for us and many of our Open Callers have used this fantastic site as a platform to sell and promote their wares.
- Do your research. Each store you approach will have a different set of guidelines for design submissions. Your best bet is to call/email the store directly to ask how they prefer to receive information. By all means, if you get an owner or buyer on the phone, introduce yourself! Just remember to keep it short and sweet.
Page from Dace‘s lookbook
- Presentation, Presentation. Your next move will be to send the store line sheets and a lookbook either by email or snail mail (though email is free!). The goal is to catch the eye of the store buyer with a presentation that is unique enough that they’ll head to your website or Etsy shop to check out more of your work.Think hard about creative ways to represent your line. And keep in mind that sometimes simple is best. One strong image can make a far bigger impact than a few weaker ones. It was a simple postcard that inspired us to get in touch with T & C favorite LEWIS.Innovative/creative presentations can also help you distinguish yourself: Teeny House Bunny sent us shipments in vintage cigar boxes, which are both whimsical and useful for display purposes.
- Include your facts. When sending over images, it’s imperative that you also include line sheets, a bio and any press clippings that you may have of your work. This helps the store come to understand your line as a whole. Here’s a new fragrance line we picked up that does a great job with this.
- Establish Your Brand as a Lifestyle. At T & C, we try to do more than just sell a pretty product. We want to tell the story behind our labels, to editorialize all your hard work! And all of that information comes from you. The more you turn your piece of jewelry, or painting or antique into a “story,” the more your customers will understand your product. Cassandra La Valle of Coco & Kelley exemplifies this motto. Her Etsy shop acts as an extension of her wonderful blog, and the vision translates seamlessly.
- Create a cohesive collection. The last and perhaps most important thing we look for when selecting labels for the store is a cohesive collection. When Cate Reilly of Green Eyed Girl visited our store last February, we were struck by how directly her aesthetic vision was communicated to us. Every piece fit into her collection flawlessly. Cohesiveness will help showcase your work, and makes it easy for the buyers/store owners to envision how your line will merchandise in with their other collections.
That’s all for now! We hope this sheds a little more light on a notoriously opaque process. The next Open Call will take place on Thursday, July 29 from 11-7:00 p.m. if you’re interested. If you have any more questions, you’re welcome to email us at our store account info@thistleclover.com or post them to our Facebook page. We’d love to hear from you!
Thanks for the tips, Camilla and Rand!
The ladies of Thistle & Clover will also be on a panel for Day of Fashion — Brooklyn Style at the Brooklyn Museum. Etsy is partnering with the museum, and we’re very excited to be celebrating the local fashion scene — five Etsy sellers will be showing their looks on the runway! Spread the word and we hope to see you there.
Panel Discussion: “Brooklyn Aesthetics”
Saturday, June 26, 2010, 2–3:30 p.m.
Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Auditorium, 3rd Floor
Moderated by cultural critic and fashion editor Michaela Angela Davis, this panel will explore how Brooklyn style relates to international trends, culture, and race. Participants include Camilla Gale and Rand Niederhoffer, co-owners of Fort Greene’s Thistle & Clover; Skye Parrott, creative director of Dossier Journal; and Quincy “Ouigi” Theodore, owner and creative director of the Brooklyn Circus.
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177 comments
Sign in to add your ownMegnificentCo says:
Thank you for the helpful tips! It is true that one strong image beats multiple weaker ones. Great info!
1 year ago
twoknit says:
Great tips !!!
1 year ago
akcArt says:
Nice items! Helpful information for all of us! Thank you!
1 year ago
reiddamnit says:
thanks guys! Hope to make a time with you next week, check your inbox...
1 year ago
thelittlemarket says:
Great article....lots of great tips that can be applied no matter what you sell. Thank you!
1 year ago
FableAndLore says:
Great information...thanks for sharing!!
1 year ago
RainyPenguinVintage says:
Camilla and Rand, Thanks so much for all the info. I actually sell vintage things, but right now I'm trying to figure out a "style" for my shop, so in some way this also applies to me. I especially like the "establish a brand as a lifestyle" tip. That is such an interesting concept and definitely seems like it's an important part of being a successful retailer. Thanks again. Jeanne RainyPenguinVintage
1 year ago
candacejean says:
Oh I've been NEEDING this! Thanks so much Camilla and Rand!
1 year ago
spiralla says:
very helpful tips. Thanks!
1 year ago
Ayca says:
Great article! Thanks for sharing :)
1 year ago
tangente says:
I think presentation is the hardest part especially with clothing. You need a photographer, a model, lighting, a location... and then repeat for each season. I hope to have a professional look book by the end of the summer (fingers crossed)
1 year ago
sleepymoondesign says:
Thank you for sharing. This is great advice and I love their store!
1 year ago
breadandroses2 says:
Good info. Many thanks!
1 year ago
NaturalAmber says:
Great article! :)
1 year ago
poplovedesigns says:
excellent tips for all the up & coming designers here on Etsy. It sounds like a lot of these tips could be good just for marketing your brand online as well. Thanks! <3 Andrea
1 year ago
TheAmberDawn says:
Love the insightful info you've presented here! Looking forward to being able to put it into practice in the future.
1 year ago
ModFarmgirl says:
Wonderful tips! Thank you!!!
1 year ago
VelvetBitchOriginals says:
Thanks for the great article!
1 year ago
paramountvintage says:
oh i adore the cilantro charm necklace!
1 year ago
steinschmuckdesign says:
Thanks so much!!!
1 year ago
ScrapHappyLyrebird says:
Good tips for whole-sale too maybe, thanks!
1 year ago
LaBronz says:
Great tips! Thank you! :) See you at the "Brooklyn Style" Fashion Show!
1 year ago
juicychristians says:
I really enjoyed this article! Thanks!
1 year ago
manvsgeorge says:
Excellent tips -- thank you for sharing them! I agree with ScrapHappyLyrebird -- can be applied to wholesaling as well.
1 year ago
LittleWrenPottery says:
Great post I've been thinking more about how to approach shops lately, some excellent tips.
1 year ago
poppyswickedgarden says:
great helpful article:)
1 year ago
actionjackson says:
I've been trying to find new shops to sell my jewelry through. These tips will help me to strive for a more polished presentation. Thanks!
1 year ago
Xiefashionstudio says:
Thanks for sharing!!!great tips!!
1 year ago
edor says:
Great advice not only for approaching boutiques but for your own shop/work as well!
1 year ago
JennySchu says:
I love this and am passing it on to a friend who is opening a new botique in my area! Thank you!
1 year ago
undermyfeet says:
WOW great tips! Thank you so much.
1 year ago
lv2cr8 says:
Thank you for sharing these tips with us!
1 year ago
Waterrose says:
Wonderful information!
1 year ago
WoodlandBelle says:
I don't create clothing, but I do make accessories and still find this information to be very valuable. Some great advice here on presenting your line and establishing your brand. Thank you Camilla and Rand!
1 year ago
lovelygifts says:
Great article and wonderful tips!
1 year ago
cocorosecouture says:
super great to know - love this article!
1 year ago
fringe says:
Excellent article. Thank you for sharing this valuable information. I wish you continued success and all the best.
1 year ago
princessdoodlebeans says:
So super helpful and enlightening! Thanks much for all this delicious information.
1 year ago
jpstyle says:
Wonderful article! Thank you so much :)
1 year ago
jewelrybyjg says:
very helpful..thanks for the tips!
1 year ago
Radness says:
super helpful! I was in need of these tips, as I too am beginning to approach boutiques! Keep it short and sweet- check! thank u!
1 year ago
AZCreativeStudio says:
Great tips!
1 year ago
AnnaBGreen says:
Those tips were really helpful.
1 year ago
janewearjewelry says:
Lovely tips! Thank you for all of the great examples! Very inspirational :)
1 year ago
craftpile says:
Great information!! Love the selections!
1 year ago
rule42 says:
Thanks for writing this. I've been mulling over how to approach boutiques with my pinwheels and this really helps!
1 year ago
amoronia says:
I think that is great advice for everyone! Thanks!
1 year ago
piperewan says:
good advice! i am forwarding this article to my new sales rep for help with her training.
1 year ago
bylynnkrestel says:
great advice...thanks!
1 year ago
OsoVictoria says:
Thanks for sharing the tips, I would love to get over and vist your shop one day!
1 year ago
KatyScudieri says:
Great article and great tips!
1 year ago
lindaketelhut says:
wonderful tips. thanks for taking the time to share!
1 year ago
realfaery says:
I was eating up every word. Very inspiring!Really! Thanks!
1 year ago
thefortunatehome says:
Good advice for sure!
1 year ago
louloudo says:
Awesome, thanks for thoughtfully putting down this information, it's genuinely very helpful to know what you look for. x
1 year ago
HeartandCrafts says:
great information, thanks for this thoughtful post!
1 year ago
thetailorsstories says:
We've been their store before. The store was so cute! Thank you so much for sharing info.
1 year ago
DotD says:
Thanks for helpful info.!
1 year ago
francesroseis says:
Thanks for the advice... going to stores with your work is the hardest part of all, so all the tips are very helpful!
1 year ago
PierogiPicnic says:
I bookmarked this for reference. Thank you for sharing such incredible insights!!!
1 year ago
julessabjewelry says:
Great advice ladies! I haven't been brave enough until now to try the boutique world, but you've inspired me!
1 year ago
jadedseas says:
Wonderful advice ladies! thanks
1 year ago
SABRINATACH says:
Thanks , really helpful for me .
1 year ago
RPriestEllgyCo says:
Maybe I'm just a newbie but that the heck is a line sheet? . . . A line drawing of the garment??
1 year ago
MaruMaru says:
This was great, I never thought about all of that stuff
1 year ago
MelroseFields says:
Thanks for the advice!
1 year ago
CloudLoveBaby says:
your shop is stunning! thanks for introducing me to some more great etsy sellers!
1 year ago
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1 year ago
davisdesignsau says:
Fantastic advice!! more exploring of shops to do now :-)
1 year ago
elishalong says:
Thanks so much for those tips! I'm trying to get into more shops and this is super helpful!
1 year ago
LIDOSkincare says:
THanks for the advice! as a biz owner, Im always looking for tips...especially from the 'buyers' point of view
1 year ago
ErikaPrice says:
Great tips - I sure need them too!!!
1 year ago
NoMoreTwistHandmade says:
i am just beginning the process of putting together a look book and line sheets, etc. and looking considering what shops to approach. this is extremely helpful advice, as most of the "how-to's" i've found on this subject are not from an actual buyers perspective. i appreciate you both taking the time to share!
1 year ago
glorioushats says:
Very helpful, clear, concise, and most of all motivating. Thanks so much. Jane
1 year ago
JunebugbyJme says:
Thanks so much. I am actually working with a boutique right now in LA. I am very interested in getting in with more shops. Tips are always a great thing.
1 year ago
MYDIAMONTE says:
THANKS!!! GREAT TIPS, THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO MMMMMMM....(():
1 year ago
FerntreeStudio says:
Wonderful information, thank you! I am starting to put together items to go make calls. It is very intimidating after being anonymously behind a computer avatar!
1 year ago
devarrs says:
THANKS SO MUCH!!!
1 year ago
MartiniJewels says:
LOVE the idea of a postcard! Going to contact my printer right now!
1 year ago
CreativeGoldsmith says:
Thank you!! Great tips for marketing...getting on it now!!
1 year ago
maryzeran22 says:
This couldn't have come at a better time! I am getting ready to hit the streets with my line of postcards and giclee. I have already discovered through phone calls that making sure your line fits with the shop is super important!
1 year ago
Ladendesigns says:
I really appreciate that you have addressed this topic! It can be really scary to approach shop owners, especially in the line of jewelry where there is soooo much and it is that much harder to stand out. Thank you!
1 year ago
julsofparadise says:
Thank you SO much for a great and very informative article!
1 year ago
BeadedTreasurebySue says:
Thank you for the wonderful tips and ideas. Very insightful.
1 year ago
MixedMetals says:
Great tips and information. Thanks so much!
1 year ago
stitchuation says:
This kind of article is really helpful! Even though I am just in the baby-step mode, I love being able to eat up this kind of info!
1 year ago
TheRoyalDetails says:
Great tips, thanks!
1 year ago
Dreamcatcherdesigns says:
Thanks for your article. In case anyone has further interest in this topic, I have 3 short articles about selling to boutiques that can be accessed through the jewelry makers blog at this address: www.magpiegemstones.com The exact articles addresses are: http://www.magpiegemstones.com/boutiques.html http://www.magpiegemstones.com/Boutique2.html http://www.magpiegemstones.com/Boutique3.html There is some information on various parts of my blog at www.dreamcatcherranch.net/designs. This is a good topic and we can be very important to the boutiques.
1 year ago
sycamorestreetpress says:
Great info! We've been selling our stuff to boutiques for 2 1/2 years now, but I can still definitely use this advice. Nice to hear it from the shop owners themselves. Thanks!
1 year ago
mediumcontrol says:
wonderful article. i found a lot of new brands to check out and lots of inspiration - thanks
1 year ago
hamatova says:
Thank for the information and tips!!!
1 year ago
Kankou says:
This was a good read, one that I bookmarked! I find it relevant to even people who intend to have just an Etsy shop. I have approached a shop in my local town and she seemed very interested but did not get back to me... yet :-) When I went to see her, i was just wearing a necklace, had Moo cards with nice pics on them: she appreciated a lot seeing the product -I was talking about- on me
1 year ago
inspiredartprints says:
Great information. Thank you.
1 year ago
Salzanos says:
This was one of the few that I read every word and made some changes! Very helpful, and thought provoking, which I LOVE. Meat and not pablum ;-) Great read!! I hope I can overcome my overwhelming fear of approaching a boutique with my product. I know I have a excellent product but I fail at person to person selling. Maybe I should find someone who can do the selling? hmmm, Thanks
1 year ago
thistleclover says:
so glad you guys enjoyed reading the article and are motivated to put our tips to use! please do feel free to email us at info@thistleclover.com if you ever need a specific question answered. xxt&c
1 year ago
LoveAtFirstBlush says:
Great to hear this advice from boutique sellers. Thank you Camilla and Rand! I am definitely gearing up to contact some boutiques later this year and this info was very valuable.
1 year ago
ABoxForMyTreasure says:
This is incredibly helpful and exactly the type of information that I was looking for - many thanks!
1 year ago
valkasinskas says:
Good reinforcement that we all need! Thanks for the inspiration! Val
1 year ago
artbybrooke says:
Good tips! Just what I needed to hear as my next step is selling wholesale to boutiques and gift stores. Does anyone know of an article/website for crafters approaching boutiques (as opposed to clothing designers)?
1 year ago
AugustynArtworks says:
Thanks for the information, it was great to hear from the store owners perspective. I have my own verbage I use, but love to grow & try new ways to make an impact & with my art!! Have a peaceful day ! Mary
1 year ago
mudturtlesandmore says:
Thanks for the ideas~ I've been debating about trying to get my shoes/ baby nursing capes/ and baby nursing pillows in a boutique!
1 year ago
LittleRedHenPress says:
This was just what I needed to read. Thank you ladies! I am planning to try and get my items in local stores in the upcoming months, and I really needed some advice about this. I'll be referencing back to this when the time hopefully comes. ~Kate
1 year ago
prettychrissy says:
Thank you so much for this! Awesome information!
1 year ago
WarpedMetals says:
Thank you for the great info!..it helps at the perfect time, as I am about to approach local galleries about my work, a scary proposition at best for a first-timer.
1 year ago
darlimoda says:
Thank your time to share. I found this article very helpful especially the story behind the art.
1 year ago
KalliopeJewelry says:
Very helpful tips, thank you!!
1 year ago
MischievousKitty says:
This post was fantastic! I'm hoping to eventually approach some boutiques near where I live, and now I have some wonderful advice to follow when I do!
1 year ago
JanuaryJaniesJewelry says:
Good Advice!!!
1 year ago
favorecare09 says:
Awesome and Helpful. Thanks!
1 year ago
OrdinaryMommy says:
This post was super insightful and full of pertinent advice. Thanks so much for taking the time to share!
1 year ago
thirddayluxurysoaps says:
Your article was awesome..thanks, keep givin it.. i need it.
1 year ago
FancyBoutique says:
Great article! Thanks a bunch for sharing!
1 year ago
jv1533 says:
Great advice! Thanks for sharing. :)
1 year ago
deezigns66 says:
great article, appreciate all the tips.
1 year ago
cakagi says:
Thank you for the great tips! I definitely want to expand my jewelry line to retail stores but it can be a little intimidating. These tips are definitely a big help! Mahalo!
1 year ago
PaisleyPurse says:
Thanks! I am just beginning to toy with the idea of approaching the eclectic stores in our small town--your info will be so helpful!
1 year ago
mysweetprairie says:
That's great! and great timing. I have the shops selected and a rough plan of what to bring to them. This is so very helpful!!
1 year ago
CounterFitCakes says:
Thanks so much for the tips. I'm just starting out and trying to figure out how to market my CounterFitCakes.
1 year ago
HitchHollowDesign says:
To me this has been invaluable! Ladies, thanks for stopping me from just showing up on the doorsteps of the shops that I'm interested in ! Congrats on your shop's success.. it looks wonderful !
1 year ago
HightowerBotanicals says:
I adore Thistle and Clover and had a great time selling my jewelry there! Its such a cute store and definitely worth checking out if your in the NYC area. Camilla and Rand are lovely to work with. Great advice. (Thanks for showing my Cilantro necklace too!)
1 year ago
BambuEarth says:
all of these shops are just darling. great tips too!
1 year ago
carlossantiago says:
I love this store!!! so cute and modern!
1 year ago
DolineBlochDesigns says:
great tips...thanks for sharing :)
1 year ago
310jewelry says:
Great advice! Approaching boutiques is my most feared challenge. Nice to get a boutique owner's view.
1 year ago
bhangtiez says:
Great tips...thank you!
1 year ago
jechorydesigns says:
Great information!
1 year ago
LavenderField says:
Wow! Thanks so much for this. I would most definitely like to take my shop to the next level, so thank you for the tips!
1 year ago
ozzana says:
Great tips! Thanks!
1 year ago
meltemsem says:
Thank you so much for sharing this helpful tips with us.
1 year ago
TheLeftBank says:
Thank you for the advice/ideas. Greatly appreciated!!
1 year ago
DeNovoStyle says:
Thanks for the ideas!
1 year ago
pveshop says:
I wonder if Thistle and Clover would need any artwork or note-cards? Love the concept - great tips! pve
1 year ago
BlueToad says:
great insight, thank you!
1 year ago
BodaciousBiddies says:
Great suggestions! Thanks!!!
1 year ago
SnazzySnugglies says:
Thanks for the great tips!
1 year ago
VooDeDooDolls says:
Voo De Doo Dolls to be carried by Moonflower a little shop dedicated to the Goddess within in Hyannis, Cape Cod MA. They offer unique gifts, readings, classes and events. Wonderful to be endorsed by a brick and mortar. Thank you for your enlightening article. voodedoodolls.etsy.com
1 year ago
GemdropsoftheFalls says:
We have displayed our jewelry in 2 local salons so far, but have met with a boutique in Cleveland also. These tips are very helpful. We partner with another shop on Etsy, ArtsNCrafty, and she does most of our signage and photographs so we look professional and cohesive. Thanks for the tips to keep in mind for the future!
1 year ago
eleonoraesposito says:
Interesting suggestions! Thanks
1 year ago
streetnoodles says:
wonderfully informative...so glad i caught this blog b4 i left on my road trip :D
1 year ago
Gwendolynsdesign says:
what great suggestions for those of us procrastination in this area... thanks for calming the brick & morter jitters!
1 year ago
Almcleary says:
Thanks for the tips - I wonder if cold calling will work?
1 year ago
StressBeGON says:
I've been wondering about how to get my items in a brick and morter store. While I'm currently not making clothing (I have in the past), there is good information shared for approaching a store in general. Thanks.
1 year ago
VintageTwisted says:
Thanks for the starting point. Not coming from this world, I had to look up what look books & line sheets were. Since I'm selling one of a kind furniture, I think the look book is perfect! Wish I lived near your store- I love that you're giving new designers an opportunity. Good for us shoppers, your new talent & brings uniqueness to your shop!
1 year ago
RomanceCatsAndWhimsy says:
Love the sunshine yellow flower belt with the black polka dot top - that looks fabulous!
1 year ago
knotworkshop says:
How do I know if my products are cohesive?
1 year ago
matryoshkasbysallie says:
Some useful tips. I liked the emphasis that was put on having a neat presentation but also creative. I think sometimes people are too worried about doing things right to incorporate creativity.
1 year ago
ANANEE says:
really love the sheer V DRESS
1 year ago
wintersummer says:
Loved the usefull tips! Thanks. _____ oo // \\ (_,\/ \_/\ \\_/_\_/> /_/ \_\
1 year ago
SugarFlower says:
Great article and wonderful tips!
1 year ago
BayMoonDesign says:
This is a great article with wonderful insights into the business world. I would love to see more articles like this one.
1 year ago
saintesmariesjewelry says:
great tips! thank you!
1 year ago
ipopdesigns says:
Thank you for sharing these tips, being a new designer myself, I found this article to be both encouraging and very practical. Thank you for sharing with us!
1 year ago
ahdQuiltsAndSuch says:
Such a great read...useful information for all shops! Thank you!
1 year ago
Lillypicadilly says:
Thank you for an interesting and helpful artical.
1 year ago
elementjewels says:
thank you for the tips! I think the idea of a line sheet on a postcard is particularly useful. It is different and simple:)
1 year ago
aistheta says:
Thanks for the great tips. It's always nice to hear the philosophy of boutique shop owners. To hear what they are looking for when it comes to placing product in their shop. I am going to try to tell more of the story behind my jewelery.
1 year ago
karazidesign says:
so helpful to get different points of view on this topic. thanks for yours!1
1 year ago
KathrynGreenwald says:
Perfect, helpful advice. I've been wanting to get my one of a kind hand painted handbags into some botiques. Thank you!
1 year ago
licgifts says:
That is very nice tips to know before contact shops. Will stop by this store soon!
1 year ago
bettylaboutique says:
Great tips and very helpful,thks.
1 year ago
cardinalhouse says:
this is a great article, but how I would LOVE TO SEE EXAMPLES!!
1 year ago
LuBluDesigns says:
Thanks for the great tips. I have lots to work on.
1 year ago
museumshop says:
Very useful info. Thanks.
1 year ago
snowfaerie says:
These are some fantastic ideas ~~~~thank you!
1 year ago
talesofcamelot says:
This is great. I have been approached by botiques some wishing for an exclusive. However what I have found the latest one,a high end botique(that is opening soon)as I thought we were all set, we had photo shoot of their new line with photos of my one of a kind jewelry, they asked & made copies of my Bio, artist and product information. They have used the information and photos & now wanting everything on consiment which was not our orgional agreement. Any advice?
1 year ago
toombatik says:
thank you very much, great suggestions
1 year ago
rawadesign says:
Very helpful and generous tips... Thank you!
1 year ago
THINGMAJIG says:
I feel enlightened, still intimidated, but definitely enlightened.
1 year ago
shopdomestica says:
This was a great article - I love getting inquiries about selling at my shop, but it's quickly apparent when a maker's just not quite ready to consign or wholesale. These tips will def push some sellers ahead of the pack. I think Tales of Camelot should restate her position with the boutique and if they don't like her terms, back out and be very clear that she wants them to remove her name + info from their website + promotional pieces. She can write not being paid a rental fee on the jewelry to experience (always get a fee that can be negotiated into a "waved if you wholesale with me" agreement. I'm completely transparent with my customers and suppliers - in my estimation, shady is shady.
1 year ago
thepinklocket says:
Thanks--great advice
1 year ago
herbanlifestyle says:
Wonderful article! Thank you so much for sharing this information. I love the aesthetics and mission of Thistle & Clover. Congratulations, Rand! TMS CT represent!
1 year ago
HappyCampers12345 says:
Great food for thought. I need to work on this!
1 year ago
TheWinglessBird says:
useful
1 year ago
katherinelkerrison says:
really good info on here. putting new line together at the moment to excited! there is chiffon and capes everywhere. Its great to get a buyers point of view and there detail on the points was very very helpful! thanks gor your help ladys! my sister is in love with your online shop!
1 year ago
DeathByVintage says:
good stuff. thank you.
304 days ago
whybecause says:
These are some great tips. I'm scared and excited to try them!
290 days ago