Showing posts with label sodafine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sodafine. Show all posts

Saturday, December 12, 2009

sodafine sale sunday!

Hello Everyone!

The holiday season is fast approaching and we've been busy little elves at the shoppe! Erin has been making a bunch of super cozy hats and scarves and the most adorable earmuffs to keep out the winter chill. We also have a bunch of Preloved wool cardigans and pullovers to keep you toasty and new accessories by Sirius Lux to fancy up your holiday attire. For gift giving we have the 2010 Nikki McClure calendars, the Slingshot organizer, men's and women's t-shirts by artist Jen Hodges, Maggie's Organics tights, candles by Therapy, and MiSpa roll on perfumes.
We'll be open late on Friday, December 18 until 9pm at part of Grand Street's "Grand Adventure" and offering 20% storewide from 6-9pm, so be sure to come do your last minute holiday shopping on Grand Street!

We're hosting a Holiday Gift Fair at Bruar Falls this Sunday, December 13th from 2-8pm featuring handmade wares by: Feral Childe, Jen Hodges, Purldrop, Caitlin Keegan, Mary Savel, Astulabee, M.Carter, Rachel Dove, Jenny Sue's Jams, Sirius Lux, and Therapy. There will be holiday drink specials and tunes, and Erin(Sodafine) and Ilyane(Franny & Roey) will be kicking out the jams afterwards as we celebrate the season. We'd love it if you join us for the sale and the afterparty!!

And be sure to bookmark our blog so that you can keep up with all our new arrivals and events!

Hope to see you soon!
Sodafine

Friday, July 24, 2009

sodafine sunday

Sunday, July 26th
from 9pm-2am
at Bruar Falls
245 Grand Street
Brooklyn

the ladies of Sodafine will be hosting a mini-flea market at Bruar Falls, featuring fantastic local vintage sellers & boutiques such as- Treehouse Brooklyn, Secretlake, Franny & Roey, Orange Marmalade, Sweet Virginia and more! we'll also be rocking out to vintage jams all night. stop by, have a cool drink, pick up some new old threads, and hear some sweet tunes!

Sodafine is Brooklyn's finest source for indie and eco designers as well as select vintage goodies.
We thank you for your continued support of our independent boutique and local designers!
And be sure to bookmark our blog so that you can keep up with all our new arrivals and events!


Hope to see you soon!
Sodafine

Friday, October 03, 2008

treehouse @ WFW saturday!


treehouse brooklyn 430 graham ave williamsburg, brooklyn
Hello again tree friend, just a reminder about our fashion show that we're so excited about....this sat. oct 4th at 9pm... and more info....

It's fall-tastical! This Saturday treehouse has the express priviledge of joining forces once again with sister boutique sodafine and our fellow dear sister fashion line dear birthday to create an unforgettable fashion experience as part of Williamsburg Fashion Weekend at the fabulous Secret Project Robot. Can't wait to share our vision, entitled "the sky is falling, let's have a picnic!" We're sooo nervously expectantly excited!

Who & When-- Fri. Oct.3rd 7-10pm:
SDN, King Gurvy, and Compai (this'll be a great show as well!)
Musical performances by Pantagruel and DJ K0unt Zer0.

Who & When-- Sat. Oct.4th 7-10pm:
Untitled 11:11, Racecar, Sodafine, Dear Birthday, and Treehouse
Brooklyn.(we'll probably go on around 9ish....and then dance party!)
Musical performance by DJ K0unt Zer0, JD Elliott and other members of the Country Metal Punk band, The Gulf of Michigan (myspace.com/thegulfofmichigan)...

Where:
Monster Island Building, Secret Project Robot
112 River St (at Metropolitan Ave)
Brooklyn, NY 11211
www.secretprojectrobot.org
(thank you eric and rachel of secret robot for letting us have the show in your amazing space, and thanks to arthur for so alchemetically throwing it all together!)

Directions:
L-Train to Bedford Ave. Exit at Bedford Ave. Walk south on Bedford Ave
to Metropolitan Ave. Take right onto Metropolitan Ave and walk towards
the water front. Walk past Kent Ave to River St. Take right onto River
St. Secret Project Robot is located on the corner of River St and
Metropolitan Ave. The entrance to Secret Project Robot is the arch
doors on the Loading Dock on River St.

for more info, please check out williamsburgfashionweekend.com

and check out the press so far (yay!): refinery 29 and dailycandy

btw, did i mention there'll be drinks of the alchoholic variety???




Williamsburg Fashion Weekend Oct. 4th 2008
Treehouse Brooklyn's house designer Sirius* brings a collision of her design fascinations to life
in this collection. Focusing on reworking and bejeweling vintage pieces and eco-friendly jerseys to create silhouettes that celebrate and caress fashion's traditions while simultaneously dreaming of a
better, brighter, more blinged out future.


kisses from the trees,
treehouse* brooklyn
430 graham ave
btw withers and frost
brooklyn 11211

(718) 482-TREE (8733)
wed-sun 1ish-8ish

info@treehousebrooklyn.com
http://www.treehousebrooklyn.com
http://treehousebrooklyn.blogspot.com
http://www.myspace.com/treehousebrooklyn
http://treehousebrooklyn.etsy.com




Save 20% On all vintage fall wears.....including shoes and boots!!!! wowzers. but ya gotta know the secret key phrase to say....which is wowzers. Wowzers!
Offer Expires: 10/20/08!

Monday, September 22, 2008

williamsburg fashion weekend


For Immediate Release:

Williamsburg Fashion Weekend

Friday October 3rd and Saturday October 4th, 2008, 7:00 PM to 10 PM

Williamsburg Fashion Weekend continues to show the work of designers
that have their fingers on the hip and now, with a nod to the past and
wide-open eyes on the future. In this, our third season, we’ve
assembled a group of eight Brooklyn-based designers who make one-of-a-
kind or small-run collections, with an emphasis on fair-trade, eco-
friendliness, and artisan techniques that celebrate the handmade and
the visionary.

The Designers:

Dear Birthday – by Valerie Soles (dearbirthday.com): Using hand dyed
and printed organic cotton, Dear Birthday's “tidal detritus”
collection derives inspiration from the Cape Cod seashore in autumn,
including the cast-off outer shells of marine invertebrates and
remnants of egg casings with a nod to Edward Gorey who made the Cape
his final resting place.

King Gurvy – by Arthur Arbit: This season, Arthur will be showing
pieces from his "classic" mod/dandy/glam men's and women's lines, as
well as pieces from his upcoming "uber-glam" line. Oozing with
sexuality and exotica, he's taking glam into the stratosphere and
beyond with this one. The Trilateral Commission (Arbit's band) builds
the sound-track for the show.

Racecar – by Jeannette Tiso (myspace.com/racecarapparel): Jeannette’s
menswear collection, Racecar, is a collection of handmade vests with
touches of old western detailing and vintage fabrics. The vests are
fitted and range from casual (denim, cotton, canvas) to cashmere wool
and suiting. Jeannette dresses many Williamsburg bands and performers
with the Racecar line and also provides alteration services for
neighborhood guys that need their thrift store finds tampered with.

SDN – by Marcus Hicks (sarahdixonsnova.com): Marcus will be showing
pieces for men and women from his Fall ‘08 and Spring ‘09
collections. The collections, made from sustainable fabrics and
without sweatshop labor, are a must have for the discriminating
fashion crowd.

Sodafine boutique (sodafine.com): Sodafine will be presenting a
collection of dresses that bridge the gap between owner Erin
Weckerle's current painting practice and her clothing designs for the
shop. Using the dress form as the canvas, and incorporating hand-
painted details and collaged fabrics drenched in paint and dripping
from the surface to play with texture and dimension.

Treehouse Brooklyn boutique (treehousebrooklyn.com): Treehouse's house
designer Sirius* brings a collision of her design fascinations to life
in this collection. Focusing on reworking and bejeweling vintage
pieces and eco-friendly jerseys to create silhouettes that celebrate
and caress fashion’s traditions while simultaneously dreaming of a
better, brighter, more blinged out future.

Trisha McBride – by Trisha McBride: Pieces from her middle-eastern
inspired line.

Untitled 11:11 – by David Peck and Laurel Anderson (untitled111.com):
Untitled 11:11’s women’s wear line is a beautifully tailored,
sophisticated, quirky, and fun-filled line that adds to the modern
fashion vernacular. David and Laurel are committed to adhering to
ethical and environmentally responsible business practices. They are
passionate about manufacturing close to the source and using fair-
trade, eco-friendly, and American products whenever possible.

Who -- Oct.3rd: SDN, King Gurvy, and Tricia Mcbride.
Musical performances by Pantagruel and DJ K0unt Zer0.

Who -- Oct.4th: Untitled 11:11, Racecar, Sodafine, Dear Birthday, and Treehouse
Brooklyn.
Musical performance by DJ K0unt Zer0.

When: Friday October 3rd and Saturday October 4th, 7:00 PM to 10 PM

Where: Monster Island Building, Secret Project Robot
112 River St (at Metropolitan Ave)
Brooklyn, NY 11211
www.secretprojectrobot.org

Directions:
L-Train to Bedford Ave. Exit at Bedford Ave. Walk south on Bedford Ave
to Metropolitan Ave. Take right onto Metropolitan Ave and walk towards
the water front. Walk past Kent Ave to River St. Take right onto River
St. Secret Project Robot is located on the corner of River St and
Metropolitan Ave. The entrance to Secret Project Robot is the arch
doors on the Loading Dock on River St.

Admission: Free

General Contact: williamsburgfashionweekend@yahoo.com

Thursday, August 28, 2008

new brooklyn blog



erin at sodafine has started a new blog for neighborhood news about Grand Street, here in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. she says:

i just started a blog over at grandstreetbrooklyn.blogspot.com to post events, sales, and openings happening at all of the businesses on Grand Street. posts are minimal right now, but we're working on getting everyone involved and posting asap! if you have any Grand Street news... please send it our way!

i'll surely be keeping an eye on it!
and i know that you already know that sodafine is the place to buy from indie AND eco-friendly designers, including fellow and former brooklynites feral childe, dear birthday, bobbi, popomomo, supayana, and so many more! and they even have an online shop...