Double Trunk Shows Last month we hosted our first Double Trunk Show, featuring one artist at Collage Gallery, and another great artist next-door at Collage Clothing. Thanks to everyone who made it. The feedback has been overwhelming; we’re glad to hear that you loved it as much as we did.

For the foreseeable future, we’re going to host a Double Trunk Show every month. This month, we have two more great designers: FLEECE-A-NISTA and Topi Hats for men and women.

Come on down to 1345 18th Street on March 18th from 6-9pm, for a glass of champagne and a double-dose of Collage.

FLEECE-A-NISTA is a contemporary, first-in-category fashion line of upscale women’s fleece. Founder Jeanne Feldkamp (a Potrero Hill resident) thought something was missing: Fleece wasn’t sexy, so she created FLEECE-A-NISTA as a modern alternative to sports-focused fleece and casual sportswear. Her designs showcase high-quality fabrics and flattering silhouettes. They also feel fantastic to wear. Jeanne also acts as creative director for The 615 Project, which takes couture commissions for red carpet gowns.

Topi Hats was founded by Erin Cowan in 1996. Originally from Calistoga, Erin started selling hats in a local arts market when he was 19. Combining high quality yarns and craftsmanship with a unique style and skill, Erin was soon off of an exclusive top ramen diet.

Topi hats and scarves are stylishly crocheted, from simple and versatile to crazy and colorful. New lightweight spring hats have just arrived, for men and women.

Come meet these fabulous designers, and spend a nice evening on The Hill.

We also have an update on the Collage Workshops. We’re full through April, but have a couple of spots left in May. Check the schedule, you can even register online via paypal.

Thanks for shopping local,
Delisa

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