Encore: Getting to the Roots of Your Threads

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Are you curious about the origins of your clothes and cloth goods? Who made them? How were they made? Where they were made? Can you trace the fabrics back to their roots? This week’s guest Geana Sieburger is. Geana is the founder of GDS Cloth Goods, a design and production studio responsibly creating staple pieces for wear and use. We’ll be talking to Geana about why knowing the makers of our textile goods is just as important as understanding the routes of food from farm to table.

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