HappyLuxe wholesale products

Tono + co. is a woman-owned textile dye studio, based out of Santa Ana, California, focused on developing colorful hand-dyed silk. Tono + co is the passion of Janelle Nicole Thomson, owner of the floral company Lavenders Flowers. Working closely with brides for over a decade, color became the natural center of Janelle's work leading her to the tradition of hand-dyeing fabrics. Tono + co finds its inspiration in the first-hand knowledge Janelle gained while studying painting & color theory in Florence, Italy. In Italian, 'tono' refers to the gradual increase in color tone, creating a fluid color spectrum. Her passions for combining color and texture have evolved into the art of hand-dyed textiles. All of our products are packaged and shipped in sustainably focused and intentionally chosen packaging options.

For custom orders/designs please contact us at info@bellahijabs.com Email us to order out of stock products. Since launching in 2012, Bella Hijabs established itself as a chic store where customers can shop for hijabs and modest wear offering worldwide shipping. Bella Hijabs is family owned and operated.

Swells is a hand-illustrated silk scarf brand featuring designs drawn by its founder, Wells. Between machine washable and bespoke silk options, Swells scarves tie together any outfit! Through creative colorways and whimsical motifs, Swells scarves reintroduce a classic accessory to a new wave of wearers. They’re timeless, sizeless, and effortless… making them an easy wear for you, and a great gift for them. Shop scarves that smile today, at shopswells.com .

Deux Mains was created in a time of disaster, yet thrives in its wake. When a catastrophic earthquake decimated Haiti in 2010, Deux Mains founder and creative director Julie Colombino-Billingham experienced a country at its worst. Witnessing the desperate need for dignified employment in Haiti became the catalyst and greatest inspiration behind the brand. Now, with each collection, we honor the ancestral wisdom, talent, and perseverance Julie found in the people of Haiti. At our core, we believe in the power of thoughtful design, well-intentioned and carefully crafted goods, and the power we each hold as consumers. That’s why we are proud to take fashion forward by offering truly meaningful choice. When you choose Deux Mains, you choose safe working conditions, a liveable wage, health insurance, and access to education for Haitian people. You choose a solar-powered, women-owned factory. You choose found or made materials, traditional craft methods and a circularity mindset. You choose high quality, timeless designs that can become wardrobe staples for years. You choose fashion that's designed to do good.

Baxter Blue was created with a very clear vision in mind; To create a fashionable range of eyewear that cracks the code on digital eye-strain and blue light exposure, delivering a high quality, long-lasting product that also serves to give something back. Simple, right? The best ideas usually come from a problem, and headaches, sore eyes, an endless feeling of fatigue and poor, disrupted sleep were our founders. Some deep digging and research later (and yes, more hours in front of a screen) lead us to the realities of digital eye strain and the harmful effects of blue light - and the enormity of a problem that so many of us unwittingly face. And so, Baxter Blue was born!

Effie's Paper :: Stationery&Whatnot is a lifestyle brand created by women for women. We offer our online customers and wholesale accounts an on-trend, curated selection of stylish desk, stationery, travel and gift accessories. Our products reflect our belief that The Future is Female. Girl Power reigns supreme in our world. And, our world is fueled by Black Girl Magic! Founded on the premise of pretty with a purpose, our products serve as daily reminders for women everywhere to embrace their magic at every turn. We are empowering women to live their best lives. At our core, Effie's Paper is about female empowerment, advocacy and promoting equity for women of color. We believe that from the door to her desk, a woman should be surrounded by pretty things that make her heart leap! Our products are a unique mix of casual elegance, motivation and social conversation that make using them fun and engaging. Although named after our founder Kalyn Johnson Chandler’s grandmother, Effie’s Paper is not your grandmother’s lifestyle brand! The goal was simple: to create lifestyle products that could co-exist with today’s technology. Effie’s Paper has been featured on the Today Show and in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Good Housekeeping, The Los Angeles Times, Buzzfeed and more. Effie's Paper :: Stationery&Whatnot is a certified MWBE (Minority Owned Women Business Enterprise) and Kalyn is a recent graduate of the prestigious Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses.

The STATE aesthetic strikes an exciting balance between creativity and practicality, with the aim of making you feel inspired while comfortable. STATE is headquartered in Athens, Georgia where we have a small, light-filled studio. Thanks for being here.

Founded in the Himalayas, Art Himalayan Trading Ltd has been specializing in textiles and cashmere for over 20 years. With a focus on quality and consistency, we invite you to explore our store.

Leigh Young, owner and designer of Pandemonium Seattle started Pandemonium as a custom clothing design house in 1992. After graduating from the Apparel Design program at Seattle Central Community College she worked tirelessly to prepare herself with as much design industry knowledge as possible. Young found herself helping to create Las Vegas-Style Show Girl costumes for Gregg Thompson Productions. She also assisted with creating fun, novelty hats as well as practice more conventional millinery techniques with WE Hats (a line she now owns and designs for). In her time off she was designing & showing her collections at local fashion shows and charity fund-raising events. Armed with her education, varying experiences and inspired by the impeccably-dressed women of the 1920’s, Young was eventually able to quit her extra jobs and focus on her own line full-time. Young set out to create a line of hats, handbags, and fashion accessories that emphasized the use of soft textures, faux furs, velvets, and tactile upholstery fabrics. The Pandemonium brand is now a growing line of fashion accessories and clothing that are available to the wholesale market throughout the United States and parts of Canada.

Adele by Adele Jackson was founded in the City of Angeles by designer Adele Jackson in 2017. She created a lifestyle brand that not only allowed her to continue to be creative through traditional forms of art but to also rethink clothing in a new way. Adele focuses on craftsmanship, creativity and conscious awakening with her work. Her inspiration is drawn from her home state of California through the urban active lifestyle and nature of the North and South.

Welcome to the home of Blue Pacific, wholesale purveyors of the finest scarves, shawls and pashminas. We selectively manufacture our collection with the finest fabrics produced in more than a dozen countries. Blue Pacific carefully selects brilliant natural dyes, so our customers look comfortably styled and live eco-friendly. Blue Pacific's unique, eclectic collection appeals to those with a discerning eye for fine accessories. Whether you’re looking for simple elegance or adding fashion forward scarves to your collection, Blue Pacific has just the selection for you.

We are a female-owned and led family business. Started by Helen Moore in 1982, her daughter Hester Moore now owns and runs the brand. We design accessories to make you feel amazing every day. We are the designers and makers of luxury faux fur fashion and home accessories. All our faux fur and faux sheepskin items are made by us, in our own factory in Devon, England. Made from the finest recycled materials and vegan-friendly faux fur fabrics, we ensure every product is made and finished to the highest standards. We are not a fast fashion brand; each piece has been made to last more than just a season. Manufacturing in the UK is just as important to us now as it was 40 years ago, perhaps more so as we strive for a more sustainable business model. We can make to order, waste less and adapt to the ever-changing times.

Many years ago, having received a beautiful Hermes scarf as a birthday present, I pictured my drawers full of scarves and decided to make them myself. I pasted stars and flowers from magazines, books and wallpaper on a square background and found someone in India who made up ten samples based on my designs. Amazingly, they came back just as I’d imagined. I took them to a trade show in 2007, pegged up on a washing line and got about a dozen orders from shops. After a couple of years, I moved into cashmere, focusing on neutrals with a star print — now bestsellers. A few years later, I was out shopping and saw a glamorous woman in a knitted hat with a massive pom-pom. I thought: ‘That’s exactly what I need!’ I had some chunky, cable-knit samples made up and at my first sale I sold out. They were especially popular with women like me, who didn’t normally wear hats, I think because a pom-pom is fun — never frumpy. Since then I've developed the collection to include loungewear, socks and bags too! Although I have a warehouse nearby, I work from home and have recruited a dozen other mums to help me. We can all work around our children. I have around 100 stockists in the UK — mostly boutiques such as Iris — and also sell all over Europe, the U.S. and Japan. I always say if you have a good idea, just go for it! I’m so glad I did.

In the bustling heart of New York, where skyscrapers kiss the sky and the streets hum with ceaseless energy, a touch of Nepalese serenity finds its home. Welcome to Nurbu Wholesale the ethereal beauty of the Himalayas meets the sophistication of urban life, creating a brand story that is as rich and textured as the cashmere and felted products we offer. A Legacy Woven in the Himalayas Our journey begins in the majestic heights of Nepal, a land renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and timeless craftsmanship. Each product tells a story of nestled amidst the towering peaks of the Himalayas, traditional techniques have been passed down through generations, creating a legacy of artisanal skill that is both ancient and extraordinary. In the quaint villages of Nepal, skilled artisans engage in the meticulous art of cashmere production, a process that has remained unchanged for centuries. The cashmere we use is sourced from the soft undercoat of Himalayan goats, known as Chyangra. These goats graze freely on the high-altitude plateaus, their coats brushed during the molting season to gather the finest fibers. This process is not just about gathering wool; it's a ritual that respects both the animal and the environment, ensuring that every fiber is pure and of the highest quality. Thank you for joining us on this remarkable journey. At Nurbu Wholesale, we are proud to offer not just products, but a piece of a rich legacy that continues to inspire and connect us all.

Jess is a coast-loving Australian living in the mountains of Northern California. As the owner, designer and maker of Made Wherever I Am, she brings a casual coastal style to a wild west classic, creating unique bandana-style cowl scarves using natural fibers. With just the right amount of fabric for a cozy neck and torso, her scarves are easy to wear, giving an effortless style with a cheerful pop of colour. Each scarf is knit by Jess on a small knitting machine and hand seamed. She then uses a long needle to weave in the colourful designs. Jess has had a life long love of putting colours together, finding joy in the conversation that goes on between colours, and grew up with textiles in her genes - her mother is a textile artist and her grandfather worked in what he called "the rag trade", his grandfather was a silk merchant, and his father before him a draper. Settled and making scarves in California - for now - Jess has never been able to mentally commit to living in one place so describes her textiles as "Made Wherever I Am".