Made in America

What you wear affects your confidence, your performance and how others perceive. We help you get it right so you can be your best.

Feeling like you're getting no results from all of your efforts? If you've ever felt stuck despite tons of time and effort put towards your goals, then you'll definitely want to check out this post.

Ever wonder about the inspiration behind designs? Ever wonder what inspires high profile designers' vision?  I pondered this question at certain points in "Miss Dior" by Justine Picardie. The conclusions are surprising but delightful.

    What You Wear Matters. #WYWM   That’s right….    Your style is a VIRTUE.    If you have ever been accused of “trying too hard” or felt guilty ...

We were SO excited to find a brush that uses a patented design to add volume. Check out this post to see the good, the bad, and the ugly about our experience.

We are doing a new thing at Elizabeth Reagan. Read about our philosophy that explains why we promote other companies, traditionally considered our "competition." Our "Creation Not Competition" philosophy guides our approach to working with, not against, other "Made in America" companies.

The oldest Afro-American art form in the US is that of the Gullah Geechee community and is sweetgrass basket weaving. Sweetgrass basket artist Corey Alston sat down with founder Elizabeth Domnisch to talk about this exquisite "Made In America" art form.

This post briefly explores the different reasons for buying "Made in the USA" clothing. Some of the reasons you have likely heard before but some will surprise you. Buying "Made in America" is no longer just a feel good choice for patriotic Americans but a moral and ethical choice for any citizens concerned with the environment, human rights and our economy/national security.

Find out what we mean  when we say "Little Black Dress" meets yoga pants. It's nothing short of ah-mazing.

Wonder what the "Made in the USA" label means? Can anyone claim "Made in the USA" or "Made in America"? Check out this article so you know what you are buying when you buy "Made In the USA" and who can make that claim.  Also some really cool resources on how to find companies dedicated to offering "Made in the USA" products. 

How does a stay-at-home mom of thirteen years end up launching her own fashion brand? Let's find out...