Made You Look Jewelry Stores
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While attending a jewelry arts program, Sarah Hamel realized the incredible opportunity she had to collaborate with her talented classmates and came up with the concept behind the first Made You Look jewelry store in Toronto.
When Sarah graduated from George Brown College, she had already handpicked the talent and had good insight into each person’s work ethic and creative abilities.
Made You Look features a retail area in the front where jewelers can display and sell their wares, as well as a craft area with 12 work benches which are rented out and available 24/7 for live, in-house creation, whenever the creative urge strikes.
The store, which recently opened Made You Look Accessories across the street, sells handmade jewelry from over 100 Canadian artists. This diverse mix of contributors leads some really eclectic pieces like the credit card necklace featured. The eco-friendly necklace by Thera Ip is actually made of real, cut-up credit cards.
When Sarah graduated from George Brown College, she had already handpicked the talent and had good insight into each person’s work ethic and creative abilities.
Made You Look features a retail area in the front where jewelers can display and sell their wares, as well as a craft area with 12 work benches which are rented out and available 24/7 for live, in-house creation, whenever the creative urge strikes.
The store, which recently opened Made You Look Accessories across the street, sells handmade jewelry from over 100 Canadian artists. This diverse mix of contributors leads some really eclectic pieces like the credit card necklace featured. The eco-friendly necklace by Thera Ip is actually made of real, cut-up credit cards.
Trend Themes
1. Collaborative Retail Spaces - Opportunity to create collaborative retail spaces where artists or creators can come together to showcase their work and collaborate on new projects.
2. Handmade Artisan Jewelry - Growing demand for unique and handmade artisan jewelry as consumers seek one-of-a-kind pieces with a story behind them.
3. Eco-friendly Accessories - Increasing interest in eco-friendly accessories made from recycled materials, providing an opportunity for sustainable and innovative jewelry designs.
Industry Implications
1. Artisan Jewelry - Opportunity for artisan jewelry industry to leverage collaborative retail spaces to showcase their work and attract a wider customer base.
2. Creative Workspaces - Rising demand for creative workspaces where artists and designers can rent workbenches and collaborate on their craft.
3. Sustainable Fashion - Growth potential in the sustainable fashion industry, particularly in the production of eco-friendly accessories made from recycled materials.
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