Quite a few journalists may have replaced their traditional notebooks with digital devices at fashion weeks, but paper still remains a best friend in many cases.
There is another quite obvious category of people in the fashion industry who uses a lot of paper, notebooks and sketchbooks - fashion designers.
Penter Yip, the fashion and graphic designer behind the Fashionary, has come up once again (remember the latest Fashionary collaboration?) with something pretty useful, the Fashionary Memo Pads.
The concept is the same behind the Fashionary, but the purpose and format is different.
Rather than a sketchbook filled with pages featuring join the dot-like templates, here you have practical memo pads with men and women's figures or with templates of men and women's tops and bottoms ($8.90 each or available in mutiple packs from $24.90).
The pads include figure sheets and technical sheets. The latter include indications regarding measurements and other vitally important information and can be used as production notes.
The templates are printed on sticky paper so that you can easily put together presentations, moodboards or looks for catwalk shows. You can order the pads from the Fashionary store.
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This box of Fashion Dye Soda Ash is used for preparing fabric for dyeing. It can be used with natural fibers such as 100% cotton and silk. The solution can be covered, stored and reused at another time. The box contains 2 gloves and enough Soda Ash to make 2- 1 gallon batches.
Posted by: Stationary | September 01, 2012 at 06:35 PM