THE DESIGNS AND THE LADIES THEY ARE NAMED AFTER

Each style is named after someone near and dear to Julie.  Before designing each style, Julie interviews the individual that will soon be the mascot of that style.  Styles are designed to fit into the lifestyle and needs of each individual. 

MINDING THE ENVIRONMENT

At juleselin we say “IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN!”  We use organic/recycled fabric.  All paper products used are made from recycled paper.  We use recycled boxes and we reuse them as often as we can.  In the office we make every effort to be low impact. We use low energy halogen lighting when needed at all.  Paints are no VOC.  Furniture is recycled. We hope that you will find value in our efforts and join us in protecting the environment.  If we all act together we can make a difference!

FAIR AND LOCAL LABOR

Each juleselin piece is individually made in a friendly sweatshop-free environment.  All juleselin products are made in San Francisco, CA where rent is high, labor is costly and standards are strictly enforced.  We wouldn’t have it any other way!

CONSULTING

Often fans and friends share dreams of starting a clothing line but don’t know where to start.  We are happy to help!  For consulting rates please email:  info@juleselin.com.

GIVE BACK

juleselin supports the following charities:

            -Dress For Success

            -Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

            -Stephen A. Comunale, Jr. Family Cancer Foundation

            -Marin History Museum

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GIVE BACK

juleselin supports the following charities:

            -Dress For Success

            -Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

            -Stephen A. Comunale, Jr. Family Cancer Foundation

            -Marin History Museum

ABOUT THE DESIGNER AND THE COLLECTION

The juleselin knitwear line, designed by Julia Burnbaum, features a versatile collection of jackets, sweaters, and dresses created from organic cotton and recycled fabrications. As a line that emerged from the designer's need to have a jacket that would be comfortable for wearing both inside and outside, the line has grown to include a delightful range of coats and sweaters, each inspired and named after someone very close to Julia. With styles from individuals such as Elin from 1926 Iceland, pullovers inspired by John Arthur from Larkspur, CA, and a sharp double-breasted coat inspired by Jessica from London, Julia has sewn something personal into each garment, making this collection very special. You'll never want to take these jackets off, and thankfully, you won't have to! In addition to being comfortable for any kind of wear, anywhere, the line is full of wonderful feminine touches such as ruffled collars, face-framing hoods, and belted waistlines, proving once again that style isn't lost when green comes into play. Save the world, one cute jacket at a time!