Tabitha St. Bernard started Tabii Just, a zero-waste womenswear clothing label in 2012. All her pieces are locally produced in New York City and creatively fuse Brooklyn edge and an easy-going Trinidadian vibe. On a recent visit to catch up with Tabitha, she opened up about her production process. She explains how local production helps her keep her brand ethics and values consistent.
Locally Produced Means Accessibility + Communication
[ctt tweet=”The Made in America label is important to me mainly because of the relationship I get to have with the makers. @tabiijust via @MakersRow” coverup=”b26ez”]
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