Have You Shopped Fabricly Yet?
... but I love being able to find new designers with unique design aesthetics that are uncorrupted by the industry's demand for trend-friendly merchandise. So I was like a kid in a candy store when perusing through the racks
2011-06-01
SITE YOU NEED TO KNOW: FABRICLY
‘Nistas, this is one site you need to visit now and bookmark for future viewing. A handful of designs are already sold out – once again, we told you it was good! P.S. did we tell you about their hilarious blog? Top-notch shopping site and humorous blog all in one – love!
2011-05-25
‘Fabricly’: A Young Designer’s Wet Dream
As a frustrated designer myself, it is refreshing to know that there exists a place that will do the “dirty work” that independent designers often get bogged down and are ultimately discouraged by... basically Fabricly is the light in an often dark and unfair industry. I hope this spirit is infectious.
2011-05-19
Fabricly Fabulous Summer Separates
...a new eboutique called Fabricly specializes in bringing up new talent from around the world. With a few hand picked designers such as Argentine label Ay Not Dead that have fun prints and sassy dresses perfect for the summer months. We stopped by and had a look at the clothes in real life and thought the weights of the fabrics and the quality of the pieces to be quite substantial for the price point
2011-05-12
EDITOR RECOMMENDS: AY NOT DEAD SUMMER DRESS
Dressing for balmy temperatures can be daunting. Keep it light and easy in the heat this summer. Opt for this bold printed and colorful dress by Ay Not Dead – for head turning style. The cap sleeve adds a more sophisticated look so to add sex appeal to this summer staple choose a sky high platform and chunky accessories. Party dressing has never been so easy.
2011-05-09
Fabricly Re-Launched
Fabricly features truly unique, truly special exisiting brands, as well as aids incredible emerging designers with the full production of their collections, all to ensure that you, as the shopper, has access to the newest, hottest, most amazing clothing out there
2011-04-21
Seven Questions for Mono Lake’s Molly Girard Coonan
We’ve said it before ad we’ll say it again: Fabricly is becoming to young designers what record labels are to unsigned artists: a haven to produce and make a profit.
2011-03-15
freebie friday: fabricly
Buying clothes from emerging designers is awesome, but it presents a few problems. Many times, the pieces are a.) hard to find and b.) super expensive.
But the new online shop Fabricly aims to solve both of these issues with the one-two punch. A self proclaimed "boutique in an internet full of malls," the store features a rotating capsule collection from only one up-and-comer at a time.
2011-03-11
Site to Watch: Fabricly
It sort of reminds us of the early days of Opening Ceremony, right down to “Fabricly vs. Designer” format. So far, the clothing is accessible (in the $100-200 price range), and the exclusivity could create Opening Ceremony-style fanaticism for the hottest designs. Pretty smart.
2011-03-03
ONLINE FASHION STARTUPS TO WATCH
This very cool e-commerce site allows designers to design limited-edition, exclusive collections and Fabricly takes care of everything from production to publicity, so that the designer takes on no financial risk.
2011-03-02
E-TAILER WE LOVE: FABRICLY
Do you ever wonder if you have what it takes to build a label or brand your line properly? Are you more creative than business-minded, or just looking for some great PR help? Maybe you need help finding an e-tailer who can successfully carry your unique vision of design? Or perhaps you are just a consumer looking for an online shopping diamond in the rough? If any of the above apply, Fabricly.com is your one-stop-shop!
2011-02-24
Fashionista Celebrates Fabricly’s First Collection
The first collection that Fabricly has backed is Mono Lake by Molly Girard Coonan, former Barlow designer. Her effortless line is now available for pre-order on the site.
Fashionista is feting the launch of Fabricly’s first collection next week at NoLita hot spot Tacombi, with DJ’s Binki Shapiro of indie band Little Joys and Cory Kennedy.
2011-02-18
A new outlet for emerging designers launches
What makes this site different from the rest, you say? Well first of all, they offer complete support for the designers they feature: sourcing, production, sample-making, and even public relations and marketing! All of this costs nothing for the designers, meaning that amazing, cutting-edge brands we might never see will now be available
2010-12-22
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Fabricly has one pretty major component that none of these other sites have: They provide start-to-finish support for emerging designers, including sample-making, sourcing, production, and if desired, additional wholesale assistance, all with the additional benefit of Fabricly’s full marketing and public relations resources. And all at no cost to the designer
2010-12-20
Start-ups Hand Design Reins to Public
Fabricly, is creating a sort of fast- fashion incubator or collaboration company, but is not crowdsourcing, except for the occasional contest. Anyone can submit a design; the com- pany chooses which to produce and sell, at its expense. Designers are paid 5 to 15 percent on every piece sold
2010-12-17