Fall Studio Sale

Over the years I’ve written about shirts, pants, jackets, hats, bridal attire, daddy clothes, mommy clothes, hand-me-downs and -ups, underwear, outerwear, color, plaids, stripes, dots, neatly matching outfits, wildly clashing outfits, laundry issues, ironing issues, moth holes, fit, seams, pleats, buttons, labels, hangers, and pockets. I guess I’ll come out: I’m a closet writer.

And lately I’ve excavated a few closets for the languishing Ellen Hauptlis, including my own. Consequently, there is a rather large crop of new arrivals for my Returns for Re-wearing Project. As usual they are marked at a fraction of the original price. The  sales of some of these garments will benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Society, and others will benefit the Uveal Melanoma Research Program in honor of my friend Liz Montgomery Heinz.

The customary array of new clothes round out the sale studio: the latest silks, wools, cottons, and off-season mark-downs. I hope to see you here!

Can you tell the Returns for Re-wearing from the never-been worn?

If you want to shop in the City next week, I will have a booth at the Towers Trunk show October 4th and 5th, 10am-4pm, 1661 Pine Street, San Francisco.