click here for more info about Ursula of Switzerland

URSULA  OF  SWITZERLAND is recognized in the industry as #1 in Fit and #1 in Profit Margin, they have proudly manufactured womens special occasion dresses and soft suits for over 40 years. Every URSULA garment has a “Made in the U.S.A.” label and is subjected to “specialty-store” inspection to ensure their exacting quality standards are met before your order is shipped. URSULA offers elegance for every discerning woman in misse, petite, womens, and womens petite sizing. Remarkably priced $100--$200 wholesale, URSULA OF SWITZERLAND is couture at affordable prices.

"TRENDY NOT SPENDY", THEA DORA is the answer to so many of your customers Social Occasion request.  Made in the USA for missy sizes 4 to 24, THEA DORA is remarkably priced $59-$79.  Working in chiffon, matte jersey and taffeta.  THEA DORA creates on-trend styles for MOB, Bridesmaids, Prom, Homecoming and Cocktail for specialty stores. 

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LA BLEND manufactures better women’s sportswear and accessories in Missy and Women’s sizes.  They offer several categories such as reversible jackets, item-driven tees, related separates, handbags and shoes. Key features include intricate hand embroidery, novelty beading, and unique stitching detail which add that special touch.  LA BLEND takes pride in offering exclusive prints and colors with unique design details for better specialty stores throughout the US and abroad.

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The design philosophy behind MGibson Knits has always been to make clothes that are enjoyable to wear.  Over the years, we've become known for our fanciful novelty sweaters, hand-loomed of Peruvian cotton (a soft, silky long -stranded cotton) in a small family workshops in the outskirts of Lima, Peru.  Our unique designs feature a relaxed fit, nature-inspired themes, fashion-forward colors, and hand-embroidered details.  

Ethical trade practices have always been a priority for MGibson Knits.  The skillful knitters who work with the company are often the sole supporters of their families and have always received living wages.  Over the last 25 years, the company has worked with many of the same families.  As the business has grown so has the knitters' ability to provide for their families.

(COMING IN JUNE 2012)