31 Bits’ Wedding Collection Featured on Perfect Wedding Guide!
“Your wedding day is all about you and your groom, natch. But here’s a cool concept to do some good for someone else as you prepare for your walk down the aisle!”
Read all about it here.
“Your wedding day is all about you and your groom, natch. But here’s a cool concept to do some good for someone else as you prepare for your walk down the aisle!”
Read all about it here.
R+L Gets Major Props from Fast Company!
Bullets Into Beads: A Jewelry Company Uses The Leftovers Of War To Make Something Beautiful
“With an industry that is plagued with unfair paid wages and slave-driven labor, “Good & Fair” seeks to change the ethos of the fashion world by putting out a quality product as a certified fair trade company — clothing that is slave free.”
That’s right, folks. We couldn’t be more excited to head over to Dallas again next week, and to be a part of something really incredible - ADORN, a showcase of noteworthy social brands. Come see us at the DMC if you know what’s good for you - note the new location.
* Thanks to Falling Whistles for the above photo
Huffington Post blogger and host of AOL’s Morning Rush, Lucy Bodgett chooses R+L’s brown and gold Uzma journal and Uzma notecard set as her “tastemaker picks” in this week’s sale through Loving Eco!
Want Raven + Lily at a super cheap, discounted price? Look no further than LovingEco, a fashion-forward website, based around providing great eco and socially friendly brands at a super cheap price. Thanks to a series of short-run micro-sales promoted by various celebs like TV personality Sarah Backhouse, brands like R+L get to be launched into the stratosphere! Login with your Facebook account and start getting great goods at really incredible prices here.

Coast through the rest of the season in a hand-dyed sarong by Lauren Pierce for Calypso St. Barth, designed by FEED founder and former First Niece Lauren Bush. Dip-dyed on silk in retina-scorching colors, each one-of-a-kind garment supports the creativity and livelihoods of women artisans of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

“With Austin-based Raven + Lily, a new line of eco-friendly jewelry that aids women in impoverished areas of India and Ethiopia, you can feel morally-sound about the product that you’re investing in while also feeling good about looking great.”