New Tenants on Mango Market

Driving around Mango Market recently, I saw some new shops and wanted to give them a shoutout on my blog. First up is Rowdi Designs, a very well-established designer on there. She had an exhibition space at There Fairgrounds not too long ago, and it's great to see her establishing a permanent presence on the island.

I also discovered Rowdi Designs has a detailed information-sheet regarding custom designs. I copied the pamphlet and have pasted all the details below -- very useful for anyone seeking customized clothing.

T-Shirt (Male & Female) 5k TB for individual

T-Shirt (Male & Female) 7k TB for retail/sale

to group

Bottoms (Male/Female) 5k TB for individual

Bottoms (Male/Female) 7k TB for retail/sale

to group

Hoodies, Quarter zip (Male/Female) 7k TB

for individual

Hoodies, Q-Zip (Male/Female) 9k TB for retail/sale

to group

Leather Jacket (Male/Female) 10k TB for individual

Leather Jacket (Male/Female) 12k TB for retail/sale to group

*You must provide your logo

Conceptual designs and costume prices will vary.

Thank you for your interest!

Kortt Designs has also brought his talents to Mango Market, so be sure to check out his latest creations. I had a chance to meet and chat with Kortt during the annual Fair, and a couple times people mistook my space for his since we were using the same pavilion -- designed by Kortt, of course. And I wasn't offering FREE HUGS either. lol

Another new shop that is currently under construction is TumBlin by thereian Tumble_Weed. While looking around her storefront, I signed up for her TumBlin Tavern Club and also discovered that her Tumbles Friends club has been in existence since 2008. Looking forward to opening day here!

Finally, I wanted to promote Mike Cesar and his seemingly never-ending parade of home tech and lifestyle products. My friends Landgoria and Vanilla_Dutch raved about Mike's "ThereFlix" video projector, so I decided to purchase one for my cafe. There are actually two versions of his projector available; try them both and see which one is the better fit for your accommodations.

When the projector is turned off, the screen will retract into the ceiling. Here is another picture of mine with the screen almost fully raised -- still has a little way to go.