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Introducing the Spindle City Collection Headbands
05/24/2016
Everyone here at NEAFP is very proud to announce our newest product additions, The Spindle City Collection Headbands. These first three headband designs were inspired by our home city Fall River's rich textile history.
Fall River, Massachusetts was once considered the textile capitol of the world and lovingly referred to as the "Spindle City." Known for it's rich textile history and iconic granite mills, this collection uses the architecture that continues to shape the city's culture as inspiration for these modern, abstract designs. Here at NEAFP, we are proud to be a part of Fall River's textile legacy as well as the resurgence in domestic manufacturing.
Fall River, Massachusetts was once considered the textile capitol of the world and lovingly referred to as the "Spindle City." Known for it's rich textile history and iconic granite mills, this collection uses the architecture that continues to shape the city's culture as inspiration for these modern, abstract designs. Here at NEAFP, we are proud to be a part of Fall River's textile legacy as well as the resurgence in domestic manufacturing.
The Spindle City Collection is:
- Made with Alpaca Fiber Grown on U.S. Farms
- Knit with Yarn Spun in a Century Old New England Mill
- Inspired, Designed, & Built in Fall River, Massachusetts
Watch The Spindle City Collection Video!
