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In a season celebrating rich textiles and luxe embellishments, two industry veterans and four Rhode Island School of Design-trained designers construct women’s wear that flirts with texture, depth and movement.

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This is a somewhat different post than what I usually write. We had an experience recently that made me realize, yet again, why we are on Facebook and Twitter and why I spend so much time connecting with people through those venues, forums and our blogs. I wanted to share that experience with you, not only to say thank you to those who helped us out in that particular instance, but to remind all of us what social media is supposed to be about. Blog with Kristine Shreve
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Some of you may have noticed that your very own Erich was featured in a couple of articles in the July issue of Stitches magazine. I was greatly honored to be listed among the industry's 20 most creative people, as well as being featured in the "Electric Youth" photo shoot. Blog with Erich Campbell

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A friend of mine owns a uniform/screen-printing business and he asked me a question regarding a youth soccer club's orders. I run an intramural soccer league, so I know a little bit about the procurement of uniforms. Anyway, he wanted to know how to price the personalization of each jersey, as he has never put names on the back before. Blog with Phil

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