Tucson's TimberTote heads to New York Fashion Week
Tucson wooden purse company TimberTote is heading to New York Fashion Week in September and hosting a fundraiser fashion show in Tucson on August 14 to help cover the cost.
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Tucson shop stitches together Indigenous fashion
Dot Pallane's Indigenous Fashions opened in January at Monterey Court, offering alterations and custom designs rooted in Yoeme and Southwestern culture.
Fábrica Sonoran Stitch impulsa fuerza laboral
La fábrica Sonoran Stitch de Tucson combina la fabricación de moda, la capacitación laboral y la sostenibilidad. Su propietaria, Erica Yngve, trabaja para impulsar el crecimiento de los empleos locales en el sector de la costura industrial.
Free book swap coming to Tumamoc Hill Friday
The University of Arizona's Desert Laboratory is hosting a free book swap at Tumamoc Hill's Boathouse this Friday, March 13, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. No book required to participate.
Sonoran Stitch factory boosts Tucson workforce
Tucson’s Sonoran Stitch Factory blends fashion manufacturing, workforce training and sustainability as owner Erica Yngve works to grow local industrial sewing jobs.
Clases de costura en Tucson para todos los niveles
Needles and Knots Sewing Design Lab en Tucson ofrece clases prácticas de costura para todos los niveles, desde principiantes hasta expertos, impartidas por su propietaria, Shauna Smith.
Tucson sewing studio offers classes for all skill levels
Needles and Knots Sewing Design Lab in Tucson offers hands-on sewing classes for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced makers, led by owner Shauna Smith.
Documental destaca herencia empresarial afroamericana en South Park
Un nuevo documental creado por dos nativos de Tucson destaca la historia de Hopkins Fashions & Sounds y del otrora próspero barrio de South Park, preservando un capítulo vital pero a menudo olvidado de la historia afroamericana de la ciudad.
New documentary brings South Park’s Black business heritage to light
A new film created by two Tucson natives spotlights the history of Hopkins Fashions & Sounds and the once-thriving South Park neighborhood, preserving a vital but often overlooked chapter of the city’s Black history.