Masks--protection from the spread of Coronavirus & Domestic Violence.

I sat down and created a mask that I thought would bring comfort and a sense of protection, at least where the virus was concerned. Crafted in the upcycled Levi’s denim cloth that I have loved since my first pair of 501’s, purchased at the County Seat, years ago.

Bo Wool Wrap, our favorite newness

Surround yourself in the warmth & loving hug of Climate Beneficial Wool. This handwoven wrap is rich in texture with the dimension-rich jacquard-like pattern. Twisted tassels finish for even more detail.

fashion, fibershed, made in usa, self care, sustainability, More AccessoriesNancy ZechesMarch 30, 2020climate beneficial, wool stole, accessories, made by hand, made in california, meridian jacobsComment

Designs made with Climate Beneficial Wool.

Good for our planet; gorgeous on you and supreme coziness for your home.

sustainability, fashion, made in usa, More AccessoriesNancy ZechesDecember 1, 2019wool, accessories, made by hand, made in california, made locally, made in usa, climate beneficial, stole collar, necklace, Farm House Urban, Mill ValleyComment

The Cozy Home Reality

In the past months, I had the opportunity to work closely with Fibershed producers in the creation of the Cozy Home collection which set a new direction to the product assortment currently being offered by Fibershed’s Marketplace.

inspiration, made in usa, fibershed, sustainability, case studyNancy ZechesSeptember 10, 2019home design, interiors, climate beneficial, wool, greens restaurant, bay area, green design, sustainability, slow fashionComment

Fibershed Marketplace, Launch Party

I have creatively directed a new collection for the Fibershed Marketplace, as part of the Northern California Fibershed; the collection is all about a Cozy Home.

fundraiser, inspiration, made in usa, press, sustainability, case studyNancy ZechesAugust 16, 2019Fibershed Marketplace, climate beneficial, made locally, carbon sequestering, sustainability, made by hand, slow fashion, ethically made, case studyComment

Rush hour in the Bay.

Dolphins in the San Francisco Bay again, the first time since pre-WWII. Cleaner water and an abundant food source is believed to be the cause.

art, inspiration, surfing, travel, sustainabilityNancy ZechesFebruary 4, 2019golden gate bridge, dolphins, the bay, marin headlands, pelicans, Levi Strauss & Co., water, EPA, sustainability, net positiveComment

Field Notes—data gathered from research in the field or what I like to call “life”.

Field Notes—data gathered from research in the field or
what I like to call “life”.