By Anya Ferring Made in America is a movement that has not only been embraced by the fashion industry, but by other manufacturers as well. New generations of companies are making higher-end products not only in clothing, but in everything
By Anya Ferring Many designers and brands tend to leave one of the most important aspects of managing their product until the very end of the manufacturing process: quality control. Little mistakes that were made during the sample process that
By Anya Ferring Have you ever wondered who made your clothes, where they live, and what their working conditions are like? Most clothing from most brands has travelled halfway around the world, passing through the hands of cotton farmers, spinners,
Friends! Please join us and bring your “light” to a memorable evening on Wednesday, September 21st at ArtBeam Gallery. As an Ambassador for The Paper Fig Foundation, the Factory8 is pleased to promote this inspirational initiative dedicated to empowering women and sustainable community
We get a lot of questions about our billing protocols, so here is a post to further explain our costing structure: For Development: -All development is billed a la carte, so there is a separate charge for pattern, muslin, and
Catch The Factory8’s JR Morrissey at Not Just A Label’s innovative speaker series on Made In New York: Tuesday 8th December | 6PM MANUFACTURING INNOVATION IN NY An Introspective Lens on New York City’s Ecosystem of Makers Tara St James,