Today's guest Sara Rossi is the Owner and Founder of Beau & Ro.
This New England-bred designer started Beau & Ro while living in New York City and has since expanded into an all-encompassing line that includes dresses, handbags, jewelry, and more. The Beau & Ro team takes great pride in American craftsmanship, but also produces seasonal designs from artisans and craftsmen around the world to create a dynamic collection. Be sure to check out her store in Charleston, South Carolina.
Sara and her team recently announced the launch of Olive Workshop, a boutique apparel manufacturer and exporter based in Gurgaon, India. Olive Workshop was co-founded by American designer Sara Rossi and Delhi native Sidd Chaudhary. In India, Sidd helped Sara streamline her apparel production by opening up lines of communication, improving trust, and providing much-needed transparency in the supply chain. Sara realized there was an opportunity to take these new processes in-house and create a factory that does things differently, allowing her to control the lifecycle of a dress from the very first stitch to the final transaction with the consumer.
We know guests will enjoy getting to know Sara today. Be sure to share this episode with a friend!
This New England-bred designer started Beau & Ro while living in New York City and has since expanded into an all-encompassing line that includes dresses, handbags, jewelry, and more. The Beau & Ro team takes great pride in American craftsmanship, but also produces seasonal designs from artisans and craftsmen around the world to create a dynamic collection. Be sure to check out her store in Charleston, South Carolina.
Sara and her team recently announced the launch of Olive Workshop, a boutique apparel manufacturer and exporter based in Gurgaon, India. Olive Workshop was co-founded by American designer Sara Rossi and Delhi native Sidd Chaudhary. In India, Sidd helped Sara streamline her apparel production by opening up lines of communication, improving trust, and providing much-needed transparency in the supply chain. Sara realized there was an opportunity to take these new processes in-house and create a factory that does things differently, allowing her to control the lifecycle of a dress from the very first stitch to the final transaction with the consumer.
We know guests will enjoy getting to know Sara today. Be sure to share this episode with a friend!
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