Imagine Goods photo shoot! with #desirea_stottrodgers
Who makes your clothes?
Do you know who makes your clothes?
We know the people who make our Imagine Goods clothes. And soon you’ll be able to read about the artisan who makes the items you buy from us!
When you see an image like one of these sewn onto the tag of your Imagine Goods product, it will represent a real person who actually made your product. And you’ll be able to go online and read a bit about that person.
When I asked why, she said,”I’m ready for anything.” And yes, that is an Imagine Goods apron.
A few more wrinkles
We’re home. Two weeks of 16- and 17-hour work days later, Michelle and I are tired but feel great about the progress of Imagine Goods’ products on this trip.
We’re in conversation with 3 new organizations about possible partnerships, developed several new products, and are thrilled with our new sewing manager in Cambodia!
I did notice a few new grey hairs and wrinkles on this trip… it might have just been that the lighting was different in the bathroom. But that’s ok. If my work with Imagine Goods is giving me new wrinkles, it’s just an indication that I’ve been smiling a lot.
Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been.
Mark Twain
Textures of Travel: Coming Home
Textures of Travel: trying to sleep on an airport bench, staring up at the ceiling.
Adventures in Cambodia #first_time #ouch_i_didnt_know_i_had_muscles_there
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