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New Modrobes Sustainable Garment Shop at 620 Queen St. West Toronto opens Saturday March 6th at 11:00 am.

5 years and almost a year of negotiations and I am glad to be able to open a Modrobes store once again. If you get a chance this weekend come down and say hello..and check out the new garments. We are also carrying some special items; city bikes imported from Europe and a great organic fleece and t-shirt line from a company in Austin, Texas. It might take us awhile to get some of the product online but we're doing our best.

Enjoy!

 

New store is a big GO!

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We won the lease for the store on 620 queen st west in Toronto. Someone else outbid us(offered more money) but the landlord liked the Modrobes concept better. She believed it was the better thing to do so she gave it to us! Just shows that money doesn't always rule the world. Better ideas influence better minds! So the ...plan is to open the store March 1st after a big intro launch at the Outdoor Adventure Show on Feb 26-28! Thanks for your support! Tell your friends to join here and we'll send everyone a $$ coupon and a party invitation!!! Enjoy. SSD

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 February 2010 19:35 )
 

New garments almost available

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As you may have noticed we are starting to put up pics of the newest Modrobes jackets that will be available in Spring 2010. The Modernature Series is a technical line of jackets that gives the best performance, fit and weather resistance for outdoor activities. These jackets are made of 90% recycled plastic bottles and made according to our eco clean fabric process ie. no toxic chemicals. This is just the start of more to come so stay tuned...
 

New Modrobes store coming soon

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Hello Modrobes fans, I just put in an offer to lease a store on queen st. in toronto so It looks like we will launch in Spring 2010. Of course, Now I have to design some new garments. So I would love to hear what you would like to see from the new eco Modrobes line. I am currently building lightweight sporty jackets and then moving onto pants etc. Some of the fabrics I am looking at using are polar fleece, cotton fleece and a eucalyptus fabric that feels like bamboo (but it is actually eco friendly) for tees, pants and dresses. So anyone who wants to suggest fabrics or hot styles now is the time! Here's how: Simply write your ideas in in this Modrobes group and submit pictures...lots of pics...that you think would really be great first styles for Modrobes. If I use your ideas you will get a special surprise when we open...and there a lots of special surprises for everyone who submits a great idea. Thanks in advance..and tell all your friends. See you in the Spring!
Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 January 2010 23:42 )
 

Modrobes newest video

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I was sitting down reading the Saturday paper this morning when I realized something quite significant. As I was reading through articles detailing why Canada's Tar Sands were a global nightmare of pollution I realized that it wasn't the fault of Canadians. In fact, private companies who have exploited the Tar Sands for profit are the ones to blame. I also realized that as we, real people become more educated about the environmental, and the human, damage that the Tar Sands cause, the more we are going to force private companies to shut it down.

That's it I thought.

Knowledge and education are key elements of understanding but marketing is also ridiculously important too!

For example, Copenhagen is a marketing vehicle for saving humans from the destruction of our world by private companies with short term interests.

Now you are probably wondering what this has to do with Modrobes clothing?

Well, there are fabrics out there that do a better job of protecting and outfitting humans than the sort of toxic(how they are made) fabrics that are out there now. But people are not aware of these fabrics and no one has marketed them in the past.

Why? Mainly because these fabrics are new and slightly more expensive because they don't cheat the environment in the process of making them. However, what they do is feel good, look good, perform like your own skin and biodegrade afterward into harmless obscurity! Sweet, I know. I'm excited.

However, with more knowledge and then marketing, these fabrics will become the fabrics of choice once we become more evolved as a holistic economy. After all the earth is a limited resource.

So what does this mean now? It means that in Spring 2010 Modrobes will be introducing some of the most innovative fabrics in the world and we're going to need to be doing some serious marketing in order to get people to understand why these fabric are simply incredible! 

Now what does this have to do with you? Well, nothing really. I just wanted you to know because I'm betting my entire business on the fact that people will love these fabrics and that the real challenge for Modrobes is making things smarter, better and cleaner!

Enjoy!

SSD

Last Updated ( Saturday, 12 December 2009 18:43 )
 
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