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Portland has always had its own quirky style. Classic comfort. Unisex. Tomboy. Upcycling. Interesting prints. A mix of high and low. Think of an oversized
Portland has always had its own quirky style. Classic comfort. Unisex. Tomboy. Upcycling. Interesting prints. A mix of high and low. Think of an oversized
Q. I need an expert opinion, so I am turning to you. I need a new Iron and am sick of “home professional’ ones that
Gary Trent Jr may be traded by Portland’s Blazers to Toronto’s Raptors, but that doesn’t stop Lake Oswego-based designer Charlie Ryan from designing for
Think that $19.95 jacket is a treasure? It’s not. Here’s why. We found the Factories inside China’s mass internment camps. China built its vast network
Create a smooth cap on your jacket sleeves for a figure-flattering, professional finish. Nothing is more aggravating than an unplanned pucker on the top of
Enjoying our 1-minute tutorials on Instagram @portlandfashioninstitute? Wish you know more about which elastic to use where? Here is the inside story about stretchy things.
We all have a basic sewing kit: Tape measure, seam gauge, chalk pencil and marking pen, glass head pins with pin cushion and, yes, a
The colleges have closed, but the options for getting a fashion industry education in town abound. By Eden Dawn 10/4/2020 at 5:00am Published in the
Creating pants that fit seems to be the goal of every clothing sewer. That’s our goal for you two. There are nine simple steps to
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