2012 Re-create Fashion Sponsors

Escazu artisan chocolates is a company featuring bean to bar artisan and handcrafted chocolates. Their retail store is located in downtown Raleigh and features a gorgeous variety of confections and delicious chocolate bars. They have been voted Best Chocolate Confection by the Independent Weekly readers in 2010 and 2011, and won a Good Food award in 2012. YUM!

Cat Banjo is a locally owned jewelry and clothing boutique in Cameron Village.  Owner Debbi Cochran creates most of the one-of-a-kind jewelry sold in the store.  Other local and independent artists are represented in the mix of accessories, clothing, and giftwear.  In addition to their unique finds, Cat Banjo runs ARF, a small dog rescue that works with other local rescue groups to help rescue lost or unwanted pets from shelters and help them find forever homes.  

   

Sincere appreciation to Sam Moore, PhD, and Hohenstein Institute America, Inc. for their generous support of Redress Raleigh 2012!

Hohenstein Institute is one of the world's leading textile research and testing laboratories, and they have established Hohenstein Institute America, Inc. to provide in-country support for US textile products manufacturers, sourcers, and retailers.

Giant, giant "Thank You!" to the owners of Beleza, a Fair Trade Boutique located in Cameron Village, for their continued support. Beleza offers unique jewlery, clothing and art from around the world. Each sale helps the artisans' families and communities support themselves more effectively.

Visit their website, or better yet, visit them in person!