Sardine Clothing Company began in 2002 as one woman’s endeavor in creating children’s garments from re-purposed fabrics.  This practice has developed into a line of sustainable, “eco-chic,” apparel and accessories for men, women, and children rounded by the responsibly concepts of Eco-friendly design.  Each piece is not only 100% handmade but 100% unique and assembled locally in Philadelphia, PA.  Handmade can be defined as, “something made by an individual as a unique item rather than one made by mass production.”  We hope that you appreciate the craftsmanship involved in each piece and support all things handmade.

I love making hats!!! I love color,fibers and the whole creative process involved! I love every aspect of it! I love talking to people about what they want for a hat and then creating their vision. I work with a variety of fibers including some of my own hand-spun and hand dyed fibers/yarn.I crochet all my hats and no two are exactly the same! I make hats for men,woman and children. I am from Philly and love that I help keep my community warm!

Handmade bath + body made with certified organic and all-natural, responsibly sourced ingredients.

Aaron Weber is an artist and crafter currently based out of West Philadelphia.  A little bit photographer, a little bit printer, a little bit crafty gentleman, Aaron has a habit of not sticking to 1 type of product.  Be prepared to see pictures from various travels and local areas, ornaments made from wooden puzzles and toy blocks, buttons and magnets and other goodies made from a bunch of Highlights magazines he found in his Mom’s basement, etc.  Everything is priced to sell, and make great stocking stuffers!  For more info, check out http://www.aarontakespictures.com

Beautiful bags and stockings made from upcycled and vintage fabric.

A little bit salty, a little bit sweet with a hint of spice – the way nuts were meant to be eaten.

I am an artist, designer and science enthusiast with an intense affection for rocks, space and light. I’m also quite fond of miniatures, optics, color and mid-century design.

On a life’s mission to extract beautiful objects from their everyday settings, changing ordinary to extraordinary in a wearable way.

i studied fashion design at the former philadelphia college of textiles and science, now philadelphia university, where i currently teach. i also studied at the london college of fashion. while in london, i sold my clothes at camden market. i then decided i hated it and moved to amsterdam. i sold at a few boutiques there and loved it but i was homesick and moved back to philadelphia.

i put together small fashion collections in philadelphia and sold at a few boutiques there. i moved back to the woods of northeastern pennsylvania and opened a vintage shop for a few years. i discovered yoga. i auditioned for a reality show called project runway. i won the first season.

i met molly ringwald.

i currently live and work in philadelphia.

Rogue Theory is a creative team of two, Kim & Christina. We are a handmade business currently located in the heart of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With backgrounds in Architecture and a huge passion for design, we spend most of our time either working on current projects or talking about future projects. We love the idea of combining Beauty AND Function.