The Josie Faye Spring/Summer 2014 collection features an assortment of pale, thick knits. Based in Nashville and run by designer Han Starnes, the brand aims to incorporate time-honored techniques such as hand-spinning, making the pieces all the more individual.
This animal-friendly lookbook was taken by photographer Laura Dart in Oregon. It is within this Northwestern state that Josie Faye sources its wool, keeping both the production and display sectors of the label in the same space.
In addition to the wool, Starnes has also included cotton in this collection. The materials are environmentally-friendly as they have been sourced from an organic American cotton farm, making shoppers all the more comfortable with making purchases from this feminine and subtle Spring/Summer 2014 line.
Hand-Spun Knitwear Lines
The Josie Faye Spring/Summer 2014 Collection is Made by Hand
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion design industry by incorporating hand-spinning techniques to create unique knitwear.
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