the akari recycled vegan top handle bag is a one-of-a-kind, intricate statement piece. featuring a metallic finish and top handle, it can also be worn as a crossbody for hands-free convenience using the adjustable strap. it has a zipper closure and silver-tone hardware, with interior slip and zip pockets for easy organization.

crafted from recycled vegan leather with oeko-tex certified lining, we recommend gentle care to maintain its quality. this bag comfortably fits up to an iphone 14 pro.

the akari bag is ethically made in china.

dimensions: 11"w x 4.5"h x 2.25"d, handle drop: 2.5", strap length: 38"–44.5"

gender inequality manifests in various ways every day, but it doesn’t have to! akba equality is a vibrant book that empowers kids to recognize unfairness, ask critical questions, and take action. teaching the importance of standing up for equality, this book emphasizes that every individual matters, and when everyone is included and represented, we all thrive together.

published by a kids co., a new media company dedicated to fostering important conversations, this beautifully designed book encourages both children and their grownups to engage in discussions about fairness and justice. with 64 pages filled with inspiring insights, akba equality serves as a crucial tool for teaching kids about the value of equality and the impact they can have in their communities. explore more about us at akidsco.com and join the movement toward a more inclusive world!

the albers short sleeve sweater tee is a statement in structure. it features an asymmetric jacquard knit in deadstock pima cotton, blending artful design with everyday ease.

the albers short sleeve sweater tee is  100% deadstock pima cotton, fits true to size. we recommend hand wash in cold water and lay flat to dry.

designed for a relaxed, oversized fit. stick with your usual size for the intended look, size up for an even roomier fit, or size down for a tighter fit. 

the endery products are ethically made in peru with fair trade practices to maintain ethical and responsible integrity.

all boys aren't blue is a young adult memoir-manifesto by george m. johnson that explores their experiences growing up black and queer through a series of personal essays. the book covers topics like gender identity, toxic masculinity, racism, family, consent, and black queer joy, balancing difficult themes such as bullying and societal marginalization with the enduring love and support of family and community. written for a young adult audience, it serves as both a relatable testimony for queer youth of color and a guide for allies seeking to understand diverse experiences.

almost lost arts features the stories of 20 artisans who have devoted their lives to preserving traditional techniques. from globe-makers and book-menders to cassette tape manufacturers and neon sign makers, the profiled artisans represent a diverse mix of media, ages, genders, and cultural backgrounds. gorgeous photographs reveal these craftspeople’s studios from places like oaxaca, kyoto, milan, and tennessee.

• each maker is accompanied by an in-depth profile telling their story
• features two essays that discuss the challenges and rewards of engaging deeply with the past
• an inspiration to makers, collectors, and history lovers

almost lost arts is a celebration of tactile beauty and a tribute to human ingenuity. this book takes readers in-depth with each artisan and explores how people around the world are saving traditional arts from obscurity. a visual delight and an inspirational read for anyone who treasures handmade goods: collectors, makers, and those who dream of quitting their office jobs and learning a craft. the perfect gift for artists, makers, collectors, crafters, fans of vintage ephemera, history lovers, trivia buffs, travelers, parents, and millennials.

the amari black recycled vegan shoulder bag by melie bianco is the perfect bag to hit the town. with adjustable and detachable shoulder and crossbody straps, you can wear it your way. plus, the snug design and interior slip pocket make it the perfect everyday bag. its unique design and shape add a touch of fun and personality to any outfit.

crafted from recycled vegan leather, we recommend gentle care to maintain its quality.

dimensions: 10"w x 5.25"h x 1.25"d, handle drop: 7"-9", strap length: 39.5"-45.5", handle length: 17.5"-21.5"

the amari black recycled vegan shoulder bag is ethically made in china.

ultra lightweight aviator sunglasses with frames crafted from gold metal details and italian acetate. includes UV 400 protective lenses.

• recyclable italian acetate 
• UV400 protective sun lenses 
• comes with a custom box and soft case 

machete products are designed in atlanta, georgia and ethically-handmade + imported from italy.

the noir oil tanned leather has a smooth matte finish with a slight waxy hand and comes from a beloved tannery in the maker's home state, minnesota. this luxurious black leather pairs perfectly with the antique hardware purchased at a brocante in L'Isle Sur La Sorgue. the strap is adjustable and can also be taken off entirely, allowing for the handbag to have a second silhouette.

this unique handbag was inspired by a summer in the south of France, in the constant sun where the region values both style and functionality. these designs should transition through every life situation- from a bustling market to a quiet date night to wandering through a museum.

measurements |

12" L x 10" H x 4" W

25" shoulder strap drop

for general maintenance and care, we recommend r. m. williams saddle and leather dressing.

america's black capital: african americans remade atlanta tells the powerful story of how atlanta transformed from the heart of the confederacy into a thriving center of black culture, politics, and progress.

through decades of resistance, resilience, and brilliance, black atlanta emerged in defiance of white nationalism, birthing civil rights leaders, cultural icons, and lasting change. this book chronicles the rise of a city that redefined the south—and helped reshape america.

hardcover
published by basic books

angela davis: an autobiography: originally published in 1974 and written when angela davis was 25, this is a fine telling of the situations and struggle of the 60s and 70s. often misunderstood, angela did not want to write a 'personal' autobiography and thus was reluctant to do a book like this in the first place. she didn't see herself as that different from the lives of the millions of struggling people that she and her efforts sought to better. every facet of her own life that she chose to share with us here is tied in some way to that struggle to bring dignity to the masses of human beings exploited throughout the world. what you walk away with after reading this book is how much she really does care about the lives of people. it's not just a bunch of abstract ideas, neat theories, or some trivial intellectual exercise. it really is life and death issues. and she fought for the lives of many as if she would fight for her own.

the angles - minimal mending + embellishment transfer by approved textiles. sharp, clean, and quietly bold—angles offers a geometric approach to visible mending. the design plays with direction and contrast, adding clarity and character to every stitch. no sewing machine required—just a needle, thread, and an hour or two of calm, focused work. use this pattern to turn wear into something intentional and beautiful.

what’s included:

four water-soluble transfers printed with a modern angled motif elegant, easy instructions that make stitching feel intuitive sustainable, gift-ready packaging with design context included

perfect for:

adding visual movement and edge to denim, canvas, or workwear

thoughtful gifting for design lovers and intentional makers transforming damage into minimalist structure and form 

approved textile products are ethically-made in the united states.

by approved textiles is inspired by anohni’s raw lyricism and visionary presence, this artisan mending transfer channels softness as strength. shaped by themes of identity, fragility, and planetary care, this design invites you to stitch slowly—turning personal repair into quiet, emotional expression. it takes 1–2 hours to embroider the design by hand—no sewing machine needed. a needle, thread, and reflective moment are all it takes to mend with intention and depth.

what’s included:

one original transfer printed on water-soluble stabilizer

gentle, clear instructions for a soothing, intuitive process

sustainable, gift-ready packaging that shares the meaning behind the design

perfect for:

handcrafting a personal, poetic embellishment on clothing or accessories

gifting to those moved by art, emotion, and acts of restoration

creating space for grief, care, and quiet resistance through stitch

approved textiles products are ethically-made in the united states.

the world of crow antique brown pull-on skirt set combines elegance with artisanal charm, crafted from textured, handwoven organic cotton by skilled artisans in india. featuring a cropped tank top with a v-neckline, button front, and relaxed sleeveless design, paired with a mid-calf skirt with a smocked elastic waist and gentle ruffle detail, this set offers a chic, versatile style that’s perfect for both casual gatherings and semi-formal occasions

the antique brown skirt set is 100% cotton. we recommend hand wash + lay flat to dry.

fits true to size. model is wearing size small.

world of crow garments are ethically-made in india. they create handcrafted, high-quality textiles while supporting small businesses and artisans dedicated to preserving traditional techniques. committed to fair labor practices and environmentally responsible methods, they aim to minimize their impact and promote social responsibility within the communities they serve.