I spent a few hours out of the house today, taking daughter to the dentist and then running errands afterwards.
I wore my knit denim Salsa skirt, inside out, along with my shirt, which was made in Canada and my vest, which was made in Sri Lanka. My tights I did not wear inside out, but they were made in the USA. Not sure about my shoes where they were made.
Olivia joined me in wearing her chevron Salsa skirt, inside out, too. Her fabric was made in Korea by the Riley Blake company.
I did get a bit of a laugh today as people did not realize my skirt was inside out! I have six seams and they are all serged, but it's funny how this type of seaming/finish has become more fashionable, thus why people didn't realize my skirt was inside out. My vest got noticed for it, but my skirt caught the attention of people because they liked the look of my skirt...it wasn't until I pointed out it was inside out that they noticed. ;)
It was nice being able to engage in conversations with people regarding this anniversary and about Fashion Revolution. Becoming more aware and educated on this subject of 'where are your clothes/fabrics made' is important.
Did you learn anything new today about where your clothes are made? :)
Good Night......
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