the alabama chanin margot tee is a thin organic cotton pull-on top perfect for layering. 

it is 100% organic cotton. we recommend gentle wash + hang to dry.

alabama chanin garments are made in florence, alabama by both an in-house production team and contracted community makers.

the marigold studs by commonform feature tiny brass discs set on sterling silver stud posts, with a striking gold color that embodies the spirit of summer. perfect for a formal occasion, these minimalist studs add a touch of elegance to any look.

the marigold studs are made with solid brass and sterling silver, reflecting their passion for handcrafted, high-quality design.

we recommend cleaning with a soft polishing cloth and storing in a dry place to maintain their finish.

commonform products are ethically made in bozeman, montana

the marius black grid and grey pants by happy french gang are easygoing and endlessly wearable. they are designed to move with you—thanks to a flexible elastic waist, adjustable drawsticks, and roomy side seam pockets. one size fits many (recommended for sizes small to x-large). they are hand-block printed.

marius black grid and grey pants are 100% natural hand-woven cotton. we recommend hand wash + lay flat to dry. 

model is 5'2".

dimensions

total waist relaxed: 91cm / 35.8in

front rise from top edge: 39.5cm/ 15.5in

back rise from top edge : 46cm / 18.1in

outseam length from top edge: 95cm / 37.4in

happy french gang textiles are hand-spun, hand-woven, hand-dyed and hand-stitched with an organic cotton. it is a one woman owned company and is a combination of a french vision and a california creation. hfg works with a small indian cooperative and knows all the artisans involved in the process.

martin luther king jr. (little people, big dreams): from a childhood shaped by faith and injustice, martin luther king jr. grew into one of the most powerful voices for civil rights in history. this beautifully illustrated book introduces young readers to his story—how he used words, not violence, to change the world and inspire generations to stand up for justice.

mary wears what she wants: this picture book, inspired by the remarkable life of mary edwards walker, a trailblazing doctor who defied gender norms of her era, tells the story of a young girl who dared to wear pants. in a time when girls were expected to wear dresses and boys wore pants, a young girl named mary had a bold idea: she wanted to wear whatever she pleased, especially pants! through the lens of mary’s journey, this fresh and charming picture book encourages readers to question societal norms and embrace their individuality. it gently challenges gender expectations and invites young minds to think critically and independently. this book is marketed for parents of children ages 4 to 8 years old.

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maya angelou (little people, big dreams): discover the incredible life of powerful speaker, writer, and civil rights activist maya angelou. after a traumatic event at age 8, maya stopped speaking for five years. she eventually found healing through books, and went on to become one of the world's most beloved voices. featuring stylish illustrations and a biographical timeline with historical photos, this moving picture book introduces kids to maya's inspiring story and legacy. (this book may contain a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and may show mild signs of shelfwear.)

practical doesn’t have to be boring. the baggu medium nylon crescent bag is effortlessly casual and large enough to carry more than just the essentials. wear it slung over your shoulder or crossbody for a hands-free experience. complete with two interior pockets that make it easy to stay organized.

the crescent bag features a 37 ½" adjustable tonal logo strap. it measures 8" × 13 ¾" × 4" and is made from machine washable recycled ripstop nylon.

baggu products are ethically-manufactured in china.

the megan joggers are a mid-rise, slouchy jogger with deep pockets + an elastic cuff at the ankle.

made of a 50% hemp + 50% silk blend fabric, the megan joggers are a mid-weight staple that can easily be worn year round.

danielle dean garments are designed in birmingham, alabama and ethically-made in arizona. 

men explain things to me: with sharp wit and unflinching clarity, rebecca solnit unpacks the subtle and not-so-subtle ways women are silenced, talked over, and dismissed. anchored by the iconic title essay, this collection dives into gender, power, violence, and the importance of being heard. from virginia woolf to modern-day feminism, solnit connects the dots with essays that are as thought-provoking as they are necessary. a fierce and illuminating read that gives language to what many have felt but struggled to name.

a witty and hilarious pairing of classical fine art and modern captions, men to avoid in art and life brilliantly captures the essence of mansplaining. with scenarios ranging from unsolicited advice on the female anatomy to a man explaining horseback riding to the horse's owner, this book is painfully relatable. perfect for those who have endured overbearing advice-givers, it offers sharp humor with a side of catharsis. each page is a reminder of mediocrity served as genius—across centuries.

in his much-anticipated first cookbook, new york times contributor, food52 columnist, and former bon appétit food editor rick martínez invites home cooks to discover the diverse culinary treasures of mexico. in mi cocina, rick travels across mexico’s seven regions, sharing 100 unique recipes, each accompanied by stunning on-site photography.

this beautifully personal tribute to mexican cuisine showcases the country’s regionality through dishes like oaxaca’s mole coloradito, made with pasilla chiles, dried fruits, nuts, seeds, plantain, and bittersweet chocolate, and tacos de capeados, featuring cornmeal-battered fried fish with papaya and tomatillo from coastal baja. rick’s recipes are based on his home-tested versions of these iconic dishes, adding his own twists where inspired—like marinating flank steak with miso paste in his tlayuda con tasajo before grilling it for a perfect balance of flavors.

mi cocina is a rich, flavorful journey through mexico’s kitchens, filled with stories, history, and the vibrant tastes of each region.

the microcosm publishing & distribution button pin is the perfect accessory for jackets, backpacks, and any fabric item that needs a bold touch.

crafted from durable metal with a classic pinback closure, it’s easy to wear and ready to make a statement.

microcrafts: tiny treasures to make and share: learn the charming art of microcrafting—making adorable, intricate projects no bigger than a spool of thread. from tiny animals to itty-bitty accessories, this book guides you through dozens of mini masterpieces. perfect for crafters of all skill levels who love small-scale magic.

paperback book
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