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Thread UM Photos April 2014
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Images: Adele Chapin/Racked DC
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Thread signage.
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Thread's Spotify Playlist.
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Customers shopped for organic makeup and skincare products at Follain, a Boston-shop owned by Washington native Tara Foley.
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Local upholstery shop Third and Grace.
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Teeny tiny espadrilles were a big hit at CultureBaby.
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Thread was a home away from home for local book shop Politics & Prose. This was one of the few pop-up shops Politics & Prose has ever done, and they even built a little kids' play area.
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Cards and prints from local letterpress company Typecase Industries.
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Charlottesville's Scarpa brought up bags and plenty of sandals from brands like Ancient Greek, Birkenstock, and Lola Cruz.
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Customers went for on-site engraving at Harry's.
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Thread veteran and local jewelry superstar Cameron Archer of Saint Clair.
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Durkl told us that they are on track for a summer opening at Maketto, and that folks at Thread loved Durkl's new bucket hats.
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Thread was the first pop-up Emerson Fry has ever done.
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Alanta-based brand Sid and Ann Mashburn made new D.C. friends at Thread.
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Daryll Carter created a custom showroom and a gallery for local artist Brook Bronner.
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Leather bags at Moore and Giles.
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Mutiny debuted spring and summer items with the help of shop puppy Thatcher.
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Nissa Jewelry gave a 25% discount off regular prices to all Thread shoppers.
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Merch from local shop Federal.
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Floaty dresses from ANTHOM.
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Home goods from Zestt.
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New York-based designer Maggy Frances brought in Beatles posters and patterned dresses and pants for Thread.
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BicycleSPACE set up shop outside.
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Mini ping pong sets from Comet Ping Pong!