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Apparel

Classic Hardware - New Jewlery

Established in 1995, Classic Hardware has quickly become the standard in unique accessories for men and women. Mixing vintage vogue with today's hottest trends, Karyn Cantor's cutting edge jewelry designs balance clean lines and rugged construction to create a style that is Fun, Funky and Functional.

Classic Hardware's avant-garde accessories have been featured in a variety of national publications, including Seventeen, Teen Vogue, BUST, Siempre Mujer, Budget Living, In Touch, Teen People, Teen and YM magazine and in the Uncommon Goods and Flax catalogs, as well as The San Francisco Chronicle, TIME, The New York Times Magazine and Time Out Chicago.

Classic Hardware jewelry has also been styled for various TV shows including Bones, Nip Tuck, Roller Girls, The Chris Isaak Show, Sex in the City, Friends, News Radio and Caroline in the City. Celebrities who wear Classic Hardware include Paris Hilton, Eva Mendez, Madonna (in her HOLLYWOOD video), Mandy Moore, Carmen Electra, Christina Aguilera, Hillary Duff, Jennifer Love Hewitt and singers Lucinda Williams, Neko Case, Exene of X and Jane Wiedlin of The Go-Go's.

Karyn Cantor is the originator and driving force behind Classic Hardware and has designed every handcrafted piece. Her love of fashion from the 1920's through the 1950's, mixed with a strong post-industrial aesthetic, has developed into a line of accessories that reflect today's sense of individuality.

Prairie Underground!

A little bit about one of our favorite brands:

We have used sustainable and organic fabrics in every collection we have produced beginning with Summer of 2005. While it has always been a part of our business ethic to incorporate these materials we have shied away from describing ourselves exclusively as an eco line because that only describes a part of our business. We want to be a populist line so matters of accessibility, economy, domestic production and style are all a part of our design philosophy. We are also designers with an idiosyncratic point of view, obsessive about fit and how our end user will wear our clothes every day. We want to make non-conformist uniforms for cool working women.


We produce and ship every item in the collection, none of the clothing we show is for editorial only and all styles are available in stores, even if that means cutting 20 pieces. This business supports us entirely, and is helping to keep active a diminishing network of sewing contractors in Seattle. All of our production is subcontracted to local sew shops and the majority of our fabric is knitted in the United States.

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We just sent out this e-mail yesterday - if you print it out & bring it in, you can have an extra 30% off anything in the store that is already marked down. And, this will get you 30% off of all coats & sweaters in the store regardless of whether or not they are new arrivals!! Just a little love for you on the things that will keep you warm & snuggly this Valentine's Day.
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