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Itz a Stitch by Evan Orensten

Itzastitch

Adding personal flair to Waspy needlepoint, custom-made accessories from Itz a Stitch make an ingenious gift for rebel preppies. Select lettering and iconography from the company's library (add an extra $50 for images that fall outside of their collection) to make a one-of-a-kind belt, pair of slippers, wallet, compact and more. Available for $300 from Itz a Stitch, items take about six weeks from ordering to arrive.

via the New York Times magazine

(Photo by Jens Mortensen)

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This entry posted on 26 October 2006 at 11:36 AM
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