We are excited to announce an exclusive holiday pop up featuring two of Detroit's most exciting, cutting-edge brands: EMLE & Shoot Dope Spot.
Good Tidings will take place at the Not Sorry Flagship Store, 22963 Woodward Ave Ferndale, MI 48220, on Saturday, December 11 from 2-8pm.
Designers EMLE & Shoot Dope Spot will be showcasing some new pieces as well as offering on-site customization of their designs. Bring your own clothes to get customized, or purchase clothing on-site to get stitched up or printed on.
Come get some incredible 1-of-1 pieces for holiday gifts and a little something for yourself! Shop small and support local art!
This Friday & every Friday this month we'll be hosting artist extraordinaire Indy Solomon. Indy will be live painting and creating custom art on clothes, canvases, shoes, purses, etc.
Here's how it works:
1. Bring one item for Indy to live paint with premium acrylic for leather goods or fabric paint for clothing
2. Pay a flat fee of $50 paid at the beginning of your appointment and you will walk away with a finished product
3. Brag to your friends (totally optional but you'll want to)
Please note: The smaller the item, the more coverage, but items of all sizes are welcome. Materials that CANNOT be painted include silk, velour, velvet, and wool (i.e. sweaters).
You don't want to miss this! Book your appointment here.
We're so excited to share that we had the opportunity to sit down and chat with the Detroit Free Press about our new store in Ferndale!
Chanel Stitt wrote: "The sewing machines are constantly running at Not Sorry Goods in Ferndale, where you can purchase apparel and accessories customized just for you. Textile reconstruction, patchwork and stitching are a few services this store offers, in addition to hosting at least 12 other local brands and artists in the retail space. Store owners Dy-min Johnson, 30, of Detroit, and Jess Minnick, 31, of Ferndale, said inclusion-focused and unique stores like this should exist in the community."
Thank you Chanel & Mandi for visiting and sharing our story. Check out the rest of the article here.
