was introduced to Working Wardrobes by a smart (and fashionable) guy named John Kikuchi, an apparel and consumer design expert who came to a panel presentation of mine a few months back.  Work for an apparel, clothing or other company that might be able to help?  Your contribution to the world matters.  There. I’ve said it.  MORE >>

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In 2006 I started Muero Apparo, a T-shirt and apparel design company. Recent Comments Dawn Lennon on Job Title Traps and How They C… Cherry Woodburn on Job Title Traps and How They C… Dawn Lennon on Job Title Traps and How They C… Twitter Updates Thinking about a career in another industry? Now I know why. link] ? MORE >>

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