one of a kind upcycled elastic-waist shorts from local alabama brand b more than. pair it with the matching top for the complete look.

all b more than pieces are one of a kind and handmade of thrifted materials by sara cox in her home studio in tuscaloosa, alabama.

the B More mission: 

• sustainability - all products are circularly designed, created from repurposed and pre-existing textiles and deadstock. 

• ethics - all employees are paid a livable wage with flexible working schedules and access to education and professional resources. 

• inclusivity - all B More products are designed for every body. we are committed to making garments of all sizes and genders and support the freedom of self-expression for all our customers. 

• change - B More is committed to the betterment of its community. by striving to implement best practices for production and commerce, we are among the growing fashion brands dedicated to paving a new path in the industry.

the lottie jacket by atelier delphine is a cropped, boxy layer that blends utilitarian ease with artisanal character. crafted in bouclé-textured tanguis cotton for a soft yet durable finish, it features a crew neckline, oversized button-front closure, and two front patch pockets with flaps. contrast hand-stitch–inspired detailing along the edges, pockets, and seams highlights its texture and craftsmanship. pair it with the lottie pant for a matching set.

the lottie jacket is made of 100% cotton. we recommend dry clean. fits true to size.

extra small (0): natural waist 23–24", bust 31–32"
small (2–4): natural waist 24.5–26", bust 33–34"
medium (6–8): natural waist 27–29", bust 35–36"
large (10–12): natural waist 29.5–31", bust 37–38"

atelier delphine products are ethically-made across los angelous, new york, and peru. 

the lottie pant by atelier delphine is a relaxed essential crafted for ease and everyday wear. designed with a wide, straight-leg silhouette, it features faux side pockets, a functional side patch pocket, and back pockets finished with flap detailing for a subtle utilitarian touch. soft, breathable, and durable, it’s an effortless staple suited for warm climates and seasonless styling. pair it with the lottie jacket for a matching set.

the lottie pant is made of 100% cotton. we recommend dry clean. fits true to size.

extra small (0): waist 23–24", hip 31–32"
small (2–4): waist 24.5–26", hip 33–34"
medium (6–8): waist 27–29", hip 35–36"
large (10–12): waist 29.5–31", hip 37–38"

atelier delphine products are ethically-made across los angelous, new york, and peru. 

the mr. mittens lounge shorts are your go to relaxing shorts. super comfortable, mid thigh, easy fit. pair with the sleeveless rib top for a full fit.

measurements:

xsmall/small- waist 38cm

medium/large- waist 42.5cm

this collection is 100% sustainably-sourced cotton, and we recommend hand wash cold with a mild detergent or dry clean + lay flat to dry. do not bleach.

mr mittens garments are ethically-made in china.

lacey and gabby both wear the xsmall/small.

be the first to experience love song by caleb clark.

taking its jumping-off point from a beloved poem, the work unfolds into scenes from my own life—a window, a room, a wine glass. it lingers in the space between the face we offer the world and the quieter self we carry in private, moving through longing, performance, hesitation, and the hope that there is still time to become fully ourselves.

this intimate pre-show evening offers early access to the exhibition, along with a live portrait on paper—drawn in the moment, a personal artifact to take with you—a special artist talk, and complimentary drinks, all included with your $85 ticket.

when
may 7th, 5:30–6:30pm

your ticket includes
early entry to the exhibition
a live portrait on paper, created during the event
an artist talk
complimentary drinks

tickets are limited—secure your place.

from acclaimed author patricia hruby powell comes the story of a landmark civil rights case, told in spare and gorgeous verse. In 1955, in caroline county, virginia, amidst segregation and prejudice, injustice and cruelty, two teenagers fell in love. their life together broke the law, but their determination would change it. richard and mildred loving were at the heart of a supreme court case that legalized marriage between races, and a story of the devoted couple who faced discrimination, fought it, and won.

the lucky embroidery kit by rikrack features a golden horseshoe design to help catch the good stuff and bring it your way. it includes pre-printed fabric, embroidery floss, needle, and a 6" wooden hoop. this embroidery kit is a thoughtful project for beginners and beyond, packaged in a full-color recyclable paper envelope.

please note: colors may vary slightly from what appears in photos.

rikrack products are ethically-made in the united states.

the luna seersucker trousers by diarte are a balloon-leg pull-on pant in crisp striped cotton seersucker. designed with an elasticated waistband, side pockets, and adjustable drawstrings, their voluminous silhouette adds a sense of modern ease to warm-weather dressing. finished with button details at the ankles for a touch of structure and charm. 

the luna seersucker trousers is made of 100% cotton. we recommend hand wash cold + lay flat yo dry. it fits true to size.

size chart

xs - 33" (bust), 26" (waist), 36" (hips)

s - 34.5" (bust), 27.5" (waist), 37.5" (hips)

m - 36" (bust), 29" (waist), 39" (hips)

l - 37.5 (bust), 30.5" (waist), 41 (hips)

diarte products are ethically-made in spain.

the perfect storage and travel case for your NOOD No-Show nipple covers to ensure they last the maximum number of wears.
made from pebbled vegan leather in the signature NOOD hue, this little storage case doubles up as a jewelry case for all your titbits.

magic of pockets: guide to sewing & fixing pockets: paperback. published by microcosm! the magic of pockets: why your clothes don't have good pockets and how to fix that. transform your wardrobe with this step-by-step guide to sewing pockets into your favorite clothes. with simple instructions and line drawings, this book teaches six basic pockets, with suggested alterations to customize your wardrobe, while learning the history of what pockets looked like and why they remain a political tool today. all projects are designed for beginner sewists and most can be made by hand, no specialty tools or machine required. for every pair of pants with the pockets sewn shut, for every skirt with nowhere to put your hands, for every jacket missing a place to put your cash, there's one dress with pockets big enough to hold your entire world. but clothes with pockets should not be so rare. with the skills in this book, you can make your old clothes useful again. everyone deserves pockets!

when: february 13th from 6pm to 8pm

workshop details: join allie imaghodor of eclectic advocate for a hands-on bouquet-making workshop. allie will guide you through creating your own custom bouquet, just in time for valentine’s day. come solo, bring a partner, a friend, or make it a self-date— sip drinks, mingle with good company, and leave with something beautiful you made yourself.

available spaces: 12

cost to participate: $65

difficulty level: beginner

location: basic. + grounds

materials required: none

what you get: guidance from allie harrison, all materials needed to create your bouquet.

make your voice heard: send a message with 30 fill-in postcards designed to help you create political change. while signing online petitions and posting on social media are great, nothing beats sending tangible postcards directly to your elected officials. more impactful than an email and harder to ignore than a phone call, these postcards will make your message stand out. remember, these are just the beginning of your participation in democracy, but it's a powerful place to start. (this book may contain a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and may show mild signs of shelfwear.)

malala yousafzai (little people, big dreams): born in pakistan, malala grew up knowing the power of education—thanks to a father who believed girls deserved the same opportunities as boys. when extremists tried to silence her, she bravely spoke up. even after surviving a violent attack, malala continued her fight for girls’ education around the world. this inspiring story introduces young readers to her extraordinary courage and unwavering hope, with playful illustrations and a timeline of key moments in her journey.