Are Spartina bags made in China?
“Our weaving factory is in China, but the flax that we use comes from Belgium and France. We have to purchase it there, then it goes to the Chinese weaving factory, and then they weave it to my specifications. That’s why every bag is identical.
What is the 449 in Spartina?
Spartina alterniflora is Latin for the lush, green cord grass that flourishes in the saltwater marshes along the Carolina coast. The number 449 is the address of the cozy cottage found on Daufuskie Island where it all began.
Where are Spartina products made?
We are recognized for our upscale, designer handbags, apparel and accessories, but it’s the rich history, people and coastal beauty of Daufuskie Island that we most admire. Take a look around South Carolina’s breezy Lowcountry, and you’ll see why we can’t help but be inspired.
Who founded Spartina?
Kay Stanley
Inspired by Daufuskie Island’s character and natural beauty, Spartina 449 founder and CEO, Kay Stanley, has developed a lifestyle brand, featuring signature linen and leather handbags, accessories, jewelry, apparel, and more. Seasonal collections combine colorful patterns with inspirational Lowcountry stories.
What is the proper way to store handbags?
I suggest using acid-free tissue paper, a small pillow, or bubble wrap. Be sure to wrap exposed hardware (including buckles and zipper pulls) with a piece of tissue paper to keep it from making imprints on your bag over time. Place your bag in a soft, breathable dust bag.
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Do handbags need to breathe?
Avoid storing in a plastic bag or sealed container as the handbag needs to breathe and the slightest bit of moisture can cause mildew/mold. Store handbags with a pouch or two of silica gel, to keep any kind of moisture at bay! Store the bag in a cool & dark place. Exposure to the sun causes the leather to discolour!
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What is a dustbag?
: the part of a vacuum sweeper in which dust and other sweepings are collected.
Can you repair peeling leather?
When the leather peels, it is usually the finish and/or color that starts to come off. Repair the peeling leather by scraping off the loosened bits and applying new coats of dye and finish.