e-news jan|feb 2008
in this (big sale) issue:
We've never had a sale before. So we looked around at what the experts do and basically copied them. We liked the shops that spurned the Boxing Day 'desperate look' and decided all classy shops started their sale a week or two into January. The adila (just & fair) January sale starts Thursday 10th Jan, genuine offers on the ranges we know you love. Prices will stay in place for 1 month only, so don't delay. Paul in packing is ready at his bench!
As for the rest of us at the start of 2008? .. David (designer) is working on new jute packaging, John (web design) is looking at gift vouchers being added to the website, Louisa (buyer) is visiting our productions in South Africa, Andrew (photographer/philosopher) will be shooting some very eco friendly, soft and sexy underwear in the coming months, Julie (office) Missing?
Lastly, if it's not too late? Happy New Year! to everyone who has supported us during our first 18mths.
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50% off all 'funky plastic' designs ...
Our entire 'funky plastic' range has been placed on sale. Handmade from discarded printing materials, durable and good looking. At first glance you see an array of subtlety blended colour, closer inspection may reveal a name, symbol, the odd letter? These are clues to the past life of your funky plastic product, you get to decide it's future.
Check out our top sellers ... 'poppy purse' and the 'betty' shown right.
Click to view full range
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the chance to win a set of 'funky jewellery' ...
Since launching our 'funky jewellery' range last year it has become our best seller. Current designs are the ... frida kahlo with flowers, frida portrait, funky label, lucky star and drum ...
To celebrate and assist with a Valentine gift? we are giving away a full set of 'funky label' jewellery. (necklace, bracelet & earrings) To enter simply click here and suggest the iconic image you would like to see become the 'exclusive' adila design of 2008. The winner will be chosen Feb 10th and notified by email.
Image left: 'funky label' necklace and what we say about it ...
Pop Art of the 1950’s used consumer images to create art and convey a sense of optimism in post war Britain. Reworking this concept may have been behind designer beverley price ‘funky label ’ design? Celebrating the new dynamic, post-apartheid South Africa. If art and politics is not for you? Choose to wear because it's fun, funky, fair trade and original!
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30% off the original 'classic bessie' normally £48 - jan sale price just £34 ...
* pure mohair.
* hand loomed.
* fair trade.
* looks great.
* keeps you warm.
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