the Branded Stitch

we have been busy.
and we have developed the worlds first Branded Stitch.

It means a lot to call a stitch a Merrow. Merrow sewing machines incorporate a unique cam-driven technology which achieves more consistent, technically superior stitches. The result is that products, like this one, that are stitched on Merrow machines have better seams, last longer, and wear better. Stitching matters, we know it, and now so do you. Visit merrow.com to learn more about how this superior product was made.

Here's the first tag out of the box....

There will be lot's of more official stuff to come .... but the story remains the same. Great stitching exists, and there's a way to pick it out in the marketplace: find the tag!

Merrow on Artfire -- a 'tiny merrow hem'

It don't have to be big. In fact we do tiny better than most, the most subtle of edges is the Merrow edge and here we are rounding out a lovely scarf available on Artfire.

Artfire looks a little like Etsy and seems to share traffic. We, at Merrow, are big proponents of the small market craft shopping portals like both Etsy and Artfire and we wish the folks at both lots of luck...

In the mean time warm up your neck: 

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Etsy Cashmere scarf

on a cold day in the northeast, it stands to reason that being outside would be better with a cashmere scarf. It would be improved of course, if said scarf was edged with a Merrow stitch.

It will keep you warmer. Promise. ;)

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Merrow Edge hem from Lew Magram

a quick shot of the skirt

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Merrow edged napkins from Wasserstrom

For a long time a napkin edge was our domain. A delicate edge on a napkin is hard to do and adds a bit of the je ne sais quois. Today most napkins are mass produced and work towards the cheap...

so when someone goes ahead and makes something of quality we're primed, ready and willing to endorse said thing of quality -- here is your napkin of the day:

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Dolce Gabbana with Merrow Stitching

the folks at Dolce Gabbana have designed a dress with Merrow purl (pearl) stitching... and it's a trip...

wow! (for a cool $2,650)

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