One more awesome new stockist added to the roster this month: Read Between the Lines! Located near downtown Dallas, Texas, in the neighborhood of Victory Park, you’ll find a curated selection of gifts, paper goods, jewelry and home decor from a select group of designers and makers.
If you’re stopping by Read Between the Lines, find my pillows, tea towels, and coasters, and snap a photo – don’t forget to tag @cottonandflax on Instagram or Twitter!
Happy to announce our newest stockist: Sunday Supply Co. in Fort Collins, Colorado. This might be one of the prettiest retail shops I’ve seen in a while – look at their lovely front entrance!
Sunday Supply Co. carries a collection of quality apparel, accessories, and denim, combined with well-crafted home goods they hand selected with a relaxed yet sophisticated lifestyle in mind. Driven by a love for quality time with the people we care for most, Sunday Supply Co. was named in honor of casual afternoons filled with good people and good conversation. What an admirable way to choose goods for a retail store! Delighted to have Sunday Supply Co. stocking our tea towels and coasters.
Excited to share that you can now find Cotton & Flax goods in three new West Elm stores! If you live in Emeryville, Mill Valley, or Costa Mesa, you can find a selection of tea towels and coasters in the LOCAL section of your nearest West Elm. I’ve only visited the LA store recently, but I love these special curated sections – it’s great to see a big company like West Elm supporting local makers by highlighting their work.
If you’re planning to one of the three new stores with LOCAL collections in California, take a photo and tag @cottonandflax on Instagram! Would love to see what the collection looks like as a whole.
I’m delighted to share that our black chambray tea towels are now stocked at Song Tea & Ceramics in San Francisco! Their shop is just gorgeous — elegantly merchandised with tea & ceramics of exceptional quality and character. The owner, Peter, has over a decade of field experience with traditional Chinese tea, and his expertise really shows.
(photo credit – Cindy Loughridge)
If you find yourself in San Francisco’s Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood, stop by the Song Tea tasting room!
Excited to announce another very special stockist – The Library Store here in LA! These folks run a retail shop inside the central downtown library, and the sales from the store benefit the Los Angeles Library Foundation. You might not know that many of my previous jobs before I founded Cotton & Flax were in bookstores and libraries (I’ve worked in four different libraries!), so being able to work together with the Library Foundation is pretty exciting for me.
The shop itself is adorable, and chocked full of awesome finds. Book bags are only the beginning: the library store has a great selection of stationery and paper goods, plus awesome gifts for anyone who enjoys a good book. They also have a store on wheels – a bookmobile of sorts; more like a mobile version of their amazing retail shop.
If you live in LA, check out the Library Store next time you’re downtown!
I’ve got lots of news to share with you all (it’s been a crazy month!), but first, I have a new stockist to share: Half Hitch Goods! I’m excited to see my coasters and tea towels alongside goods from some of my favorite makers, including Sqirl jams and ceramics from Helen Levi.
Half Hitch Goods is unlike any of my other current stockists and retail partners. They have a lovely online shop filled with beautiful, handmade goods, but here’s the kicker – they also have an awesome mobile shop that travels around the West Coast! They call it the “Rolling Shoppe”, and their retro VW Vanagon T3 is beyond cool. I am so charmed by the idea of my work going out on a sort of tour, so I’m delighted to have Half Hitch Goods selling my work.
Check out Half Hitch Goods, and check their schedule to see if the Rolling Shoppe is coming to you!
