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Founder Carly Burson and Katie Samson at a textile factory in Guatemala. [Photo courtesy of Tribe Alive]
Tribe Alive Empowers Female Artisans With Fashion
by Meredith McGrath | Aug 14, 2018
Ethical fashion brand Tribe Alive aims to help women around the world raise themselves out of poverty.
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by Rachel Linch |
Aug 14, 2018
The company’s name came from the "crazy idea" founder Ivet Taneva had to create a company with just an idea and zero experience. But, the name also means more than just that: The fashion startup focuses on helping others on a global and local scale.
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by Meredith McGrath |
Aug 14, 2018
“It’s amazing how other women in the community just jump behind you and really want your business to grow,” Founder Blaire Spriggs said.
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by Rachel Linch |
Aug 14, 2018
The production of the cuffs is giving adults with disabilities the chance to work.
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Photos courtesy of Tribe Alive, Signature Cuffs, Charlie and Grace, Your Style Unzipped, and Rebel With Cause
North Texas Fashion Startups Make Big Impact With Style
by Meredith McGrath | Aug 14, 2018
From fashion crafted by female artisans around the world to the test launch of a new ZIP code-based shopping app, fashion enthusiasts in DFW are creating brands that make a difference and are changing the industry.
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by David Kirkpatrick |
Mar 20, 2018
The fashion startup's clientele now includes notables such as former Dallas Cowboys star Emmitt Smith, actor Morris Chestnut, mega-pastor T.D. Jakes, and NBA players Dwight Howard and Tyson Chandler.
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by David Kirkpatrick |
Mar 12, 2018
The Dallas-based fashion startup wants to create socks that people love to wear. "Our ethos is to be the new standard in premium socks," said DeadSoxy Founder and CEO Jason Simmons.
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