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Our Fall line Inspiration: Pantone Fall 2016 Colors
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Our Fall line will be inspired by the Pantone Fall 2016 Color Report.
Shades you can look forward to seeing on our website this Fall/Winter season are listed below:
Click here To view to full Report.
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Riverside
Earmarking the importance of Blue in the palette, the new blue shade of PANTONE 17¬-4028 Riverside undeniably takes precedence in the fall collections. Cool and calming, strong and stable. Displays a subtle vibrancy and sophistication. Borders on exciting, yet maintains a sense of constancy. |
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Warm Taupe
Warm Taupe is a hearty, pleasing and approachable neutral that pairs well with each of the top 10 shades of the Fall 2016 season. Suggests reassurance and stability. Trusted, organic and grounded. Timeless. |
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Dusty Cedar
Dusty Cedar gives a nod to the PANTONE Color of the Year 2016, Rose Quartz. A fall and winter version of the Pinks we’re used to seeing in spring. Dustier rose-toned Pink shade with some complexity. Exudes warmth and welcome. |
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Lush Meadow
Lush Meadow brings to mind fresh botanicals and foliage. Rich and elegant, vibrant and sophisticated. This shade displays a brightness, panache and depth of color that elevates it from more natural greens. Elevates the overall elegance woven through this season’s collections..
Delivery imminent! Let's get this business started!
I am super excited! I got my first order of dyes int he mail over the weekend and my first shipment of white cotton leggings and tees should be arriving today!
Store opening soon!
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Shibori Folding Techniques
Here are some interesting shibori folding techniques by Charlotte Scott.
Which one is your favorite? I really liked the last one. I think I'll have to try that technique as soon as my supplies come in!
Getting started and the #FEASuccessChallenge
All right everyone! I finally ordered my first round of apparel
blanks and dye. This just got real! The excitement is growing, but I
have to admit there is a little bit of stress that comes with it. I
don't have any investors in my company, so all of my startup capital is
my own money. Which means there are some personal bills that may have to
go unpaid for a week or two, so I could afford to buy what I needed to
start producing.On a positive note, I've just joined the FEA 5 Day End of Year Success Challenge and I'm feeling super pumped about it! Just started Day 1: Review and Plan.
I'm hoping to have product up on the website within the week. Very excited! Be sure to check back soon, or sign up for my mailing list to be notified of all new updates, promotions, and products!
What is Arashi Love?
Welcome to Arashi Love Hand Dyed Apparel!
What is Arashi Love?
Arashi Love is more than just an online store. It's a small home based business. It's a one woman show. It's hard work. It's passion. It's hope. It's my families future. It's weathering the storm and waking up to brighter skies. It's all of these things, and more, all wrapped up and hand dyed with love.Our products are inspired by Japanese Shibori Tie Dye techniques, hand dyed in small batches to ensure the best quality and that each piece is as unique as you are.
What is Shibori?
Shibori is a Japanese manual resist dyeing technique, which produces patterns on fabric. The shibori technique dates back to the 8th century.What is Arashi?
"Arashi" is the Japanese word for storm. The Arashi Shibori technique is achieved by wrapping fabric diagonally around a pole. Then the cloth is then very tightly bound with thread and scrunched on the pole before immersing in dye. The resulting design gives the feel of rain from a heavy storm.
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