Our March 2018 release with Dinosaur Hampton is in collaboration with local poet Su Hwang.

They don't make chain-stitch embroidery machines anymore; they haven't in decades. So when we met Benjamin Kelly, founder of Dinosaur Hampton, and heard that he tracked down a vintage machine and proceeded to spend months teaching himself how to use it to create a brand that's rooted in a handmade craft, we knew we had to work with him.

This Saturday, November 11, Dinosaur Hampton is popping up to do custom embroideries in-store and to kick off an ongoing collaboration capsule with Hazel & Rose. We spent some time chatting with Benjamin to learn more about Dinosaur Hampton.

One of my favorite parts of having an independent shop is finding new designers, and I am beyond thrilled to introduce Millie + Lou to Hazel & Rose.

Hazel & Rose is thrilled to feature Plante in the shop this spring. The brand has a fresh, feminine vibe, beautiful fabrics, and is created by two sisters, Leah and Becky Plante,
who live in Charleston, South Carolina.