Sunday, March 21, 2010

Brighton Handbags -Information when Shopping for Brighton Handbags

The Brighton handbag was added to the Brighton line of stylish accessories in 1993. Each Brighton handbag goes through a linear 20 steps during its creation. Upon completion of the process a leather patch, embossed with Brighton's statement of quality and an individual serial number is added. As you can see they really do put their heart into every product they make. It is for this reason the company is known for its heart logo. Components for some of the handbags are manufactured internationally in countries such as France, Italy, Spain, China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan.
Brighton handbags are handcrafted in California. And at no time are there more than ten being made at a time. There is an attention to detail followed as a rule by Brighton craftsmen that is an exception in this industry. For example there is no tag explaining that the 'marks' and 'scars' are your "guarantee" of genuine leather-they painstakingly cut around the scars- to offer you, a flawless leather handbag. Each handbag is individually numbered, and is registered by its owner. Once registered, they are guaranteed. The leathers selected are the best from all over the world, and the hardware all originally created by Brighton artists and craftsmen, sterling silver finished, and protected from oxidation for everyday use.
The Brighton name has become to mean one-of-a-kind jewelry and fine Italian leather articles that are adorned with exquisite silver-plated ornamentation. Brighton's heart logo fits the company philosophy that the difference in products is a true attention to detail. Most of the items in the Brighton collection have some unique detail, a message engraved on a bracelet or a Brighton handbag with a favorite photograph, that gives them special meaning to the owner. This then leaves a lasting memory to cherish for a lifetime. This has also led to many women having their own Brighton collection.
Brighton handbags are available in nearly 6,000 specialty stores nationwide and 50 all-Brighton stores from coast to coast. Brighton handbags are not sold in department stores or on the Internet. This is keeping with the owner/president policy to only do business with stores with world class customer service. This is reinforced with a 2 year warranty against any manufacturer defects.
A few of the more sought after Brighton handbags are:
Millie Organizer Handbag
Millie - Style #H90613 Black, #H90619 Chocolate
This lush Brighton handbag classic collection features opulent etched plaques, polished buttons and spinning hearts. It features a 12" hand laced shoulder strap, front zip organizer, contoured pocket as front detail. An interior pocket system with striped lining completes the handbag. Measures 11 x 8 x 5 and MSR is $240.00. Making this a favorite among discerning women.
That is Jodi Reversible Tote
And Jodi - Style # H6028R
Since this Brighton handbag got its idea from Historical American Citrus labels. The casual styling is accented with enameled floral charms and sparkles. This is a colorful and fun collection. However the features include 5.5" handles, reversible, inside zippered pocket and a magnetic closure. Dimensions are 9.5"W x 7"H x 3.5"D with a suggested retail price of $145.00.
Darcy Ziptop Brighton Handbag
Darcy - Style # H30724
This Brighton handbags has a new fashion slant. It is tapered, simple and fashion forward. Features: 6" handles, key holder, back pocket with zipper, front pocket with a magnetic snap, zip top closure, custom Brighton scroll lining. 9.00"W x 6.00"H x 2.5"D and carries a suggested retail price in the $190.00 dollar range.
Loretta - Tobacco Brighton Handbag
Style # H90785 -
A soft unconstructed shape featuring a new fashion color! Features include 9" handles, inside zippered pocket, key holder, 3 divided interior sections (two ziptop closures, one magnetic closure) two side pockets with tabs, back pocket and custom Brighton scroll lining. 1"W x 6.5"H x 5"D sporting a MSR price of $230.00.
Bella - Black-Chocolate Brighton Handbag
Style #H30519 - Replica Brighton Handbags
Updated, casual classic handbag silhouette featuring two exterior cell phone pockets. Features: 12" handles, two inset exterior cell phone pockets, full zippered top, center zippered compartment in lining, interior pocket system 14"W x 7"H x 4.5"D Suggested Retail Price: $240.00
Bijoux Quilted Ziptop Brighton Handbag
Bijoux - Black Brighton Handbag
Style # H30713
This is the Brighton handbags French connection. A new interpretation of a Euro design house classic makes this a very popular choice. Features: 12.5" straps, inside zippered pocket, key holder, ziptop closure, two side pockets with magnetic flap closure, back pocket, along with a custom Brighton striped lining, "feet" on bottom of handbag. 10.5"W x 5.5"H x 3.5"D Suggested Retail Price: $220.00
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This the Season for Flower Girl Dresses and Children's Formal Wear

Spring is just around the corner, which means it's the season for children's formal wear. Weddings call for flower girl dresses and boy's tuxedos, as well as for First Communion dresses and boy's suits. What's in this season? Read on to find out!
Flower Girl Dresses
When it comes to flower girl dresses, you have several options that will bring smiles to the faces of your attendees, and make your flower girls feel like little princesses. Suppose a sleeveless satin bodice with a satin skirt and organza overlay is a simple but stunning combination. Scattered colored stones with a matching band at the waistband coordinate well with the attire of others in the bridal party. Depending on the age of the flower girl, choose either tea length or floor length.
For a feminine yet upscale look, choose a flower girl dress that is tiered in the back. A full peau satin skirt with one tier in front and three tiers in back, accented with a large bow with tails and fabric roses, will make the day special for both the flower girl and the bride.
If you're budget conscious, don't overlook some of the discount flower girl dresses that are available online. Just as beautiful as the pricier flower girl dresses, you can find satin and organza dresses, as well as tiered dresses, for between $35 and $80.
Communion Dresses
Every little girl will remember her First Communion for the rest of her life, so Communion dresses are an important part of the ritual. An organza scalloped princess style gown with coordinating veil will make her feel special, as will the simple lines of a satin Communion dress with lace and a removable bolero jacket.
Boy's Suits
This season, there are many choices for boy's suits. Whether it's his First Communion or whether he's attending in a family wedding, he'll be thrilled to wear a traditional five-piece suit. Double-breasted jackets are back in style, and come in white for the perfect First Communion outfit. For a more formal occasion, a boy's tuxedo - with or without tails - is always appropriate.
Christening Dresses
When it comes to girls' christening dresses there are many choices. An all-white batiste dress with smocking on a bodice dotted with white pearls, along with matching bloomers, is adorable. For more traditional christening dresses one can choose a length of up to 32 inches with intricate embroidery and a matching bonnet. Keep in mind that a christening dress is something that can be handed down for generations, so choosing a timeless style may be in order.
Christening Outfits for Boys
For boys, christening outfits are usually five-piece sets that consist of a shirt, pants, bowtie, vest, and hat. And the typical pant length is either shorts or knickers. Some sets feature brocade, while others have satin trim.
How to Buy
With the Internet, a wide variety of children's formal wear is available at the click of a mouse. Plus, you're more likely to find discount flower girl dresses and bargains in children's formal wear at an online store. When ordering online, look for a company that not only offers flower girl dresses, boy's tuxedos, Communion dresses, and christening dresses, but that also asks you for the date of the event. Before ordering, check out the sizing charts, and don't hesitate to ask questions that you help you to buy it. Then, on the big day, make sure that your little ones enjoy themselves, and feel as special as they look!

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Top 10 ways to take care of your clothes


by kellys  





 
Are you contemplating how you are going to fund your child’s college education? Worried that they will want to be a doctor or lawyer and you will get the bill for all the 25 years of college? We are too. But that is another post altogether.
However recently I came across a great little blog from The Frugal Law Student. Evidently, he is paying his own way through school with the help of his wife. Kudos to them. But he reminded me of a lost art – clothes washing 101.
Make sure you read the labels carefully when washing clothes. Unnecessarily ruining a favorite shirt or pants that actually fit (this is rare in my closet) can ruin my whole day. So here are some of my favorite ways to keep clothes newer longer.
  1. Check the pockets. Lipstick and crayons can be a real killer.
  2. Wash as much as you can in cold. Hot water can shrink your clothes and cause the colors to run.
  3. Turn you clothes inside out. The pills will be on the inside instead of the outside.
  4. Dry clean only is on the tag for a reason. Don’t think you can outsmart the dry cleaning industry by doing it yourself. It WILL end up in the trash eventually.
  5. Don’t dry everything. Lay your delicates out.
  6. Hang your shirts up inside out. My mother-in-law does this to get rid of the little coat hanger defects in the shoulders.
  7. My personal favorite, Downy Wrinkle Releaser, so that you don’t mess up clothes with an iron.
  8. Towels can be dried on high, not your sweaters. That is unless you are tired of it and want to hand it down to your little first grader. Dry most of your clothes on low.
  9. Protect your suede clothes with your life, or at least talcum powder. The powder is cheaper.
  10. Don’t fill your washing machine up to the rim. I have ruined too many clothes by overstuffing my washing machine and then drying them before I realize that they had detergent or fabric softener still on them.
These are just a few ways to protect your investments. After all, it is definitely cheaper to not have to replace your wardrobe if you don’t have to. I certainly don’t have the money to do that too often.

Sunday, January 3, 2010