Showing posts with label retailers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retailers. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Vintage treasures in the mail!

I got a couple of fabulous packages in the mail on Friday. Both of these items I bought on Etsy, from sellers that I've featured here a few times - you probably know them, Swan and Shears (otherwise known as McMaster and Storm) and the fabulous Fancy Linda. I purchased vintage price markers and stickers from Swan and Shears. I tell you, both of these sellers go above and beyond with their packaging, I was so impressed. I'm going to use these vintage price markers at the market. There's lots of wonderful vintage treasures at their shop.



Friday, February 25, 2011

New Cartolina retailers


Every so often I get a list of retailers from one of our distributors. Yesterday I got a new list from the UK. The UK is one of our best market and I love the interesting stores that sell our cards. There is a wonderful mix of funky boutiques and iconic museums and galleries. I always think it's such fun that we sell cards at Urban Outfitters in London - and also the Victoria and Albert Museum! So here are a few of our latest stores in the UK, which I am very proud of. Harrods is new for us(I wonder how much they sell our cards for there!) Liberty is also new for us and I am humbled to be among such amazing designer goods. The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is such an incredible, folly of a building - a fascinating place where I am flattered to be selling cards! The Victoria and Albert Museum is new to us in the last few months and I am very proud to sell our products in their gift store amongst the beautiful products that they produce themselves under their own brand. The Tate Gallery(Tate Britain) is new for us too and in the past, I have really enjoyed the store at the Tate - I've bought lots of postcards and posters, it would be such a thrill to see Cartolina there. And lastly one of our latest stores is Designers Guild in London. I'm thrilled to be included with all the pretty things at Designers Guild. I'm so inspired by Tricia Guild - I wonder if they sell our french fashion cards, so much pretty pattern and fabric detail on those cards.

Liberty

The Royal Pavilion in Brighton

Harrods

Tate Britain

The V & A

Designer Guild
(Images from Wikipedia)


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