Chicago, USA | South Orange, USA | Eugene, USA | Houston, USA | Hong Kong, China | Guangdong, China | Jaipur, India | Mumbai, India | Dhaka, Bangladesh | Lima, Peru - EcoTexma | Lima, Peru - Cotton Project
Many Princess Awesome clothes are cut and sewn in a fantastic shop in Chicago, Illinois, USA. It has been in business for over 30 years and is run by a mother-daughter team. They are amazing partners and are instrumental in the development of our dresses.

We have been to visit numerous times, and each time we are impressed with the facility, the employees, and the care and attention they put into every piece they sew.

Most of the factory’s employees are women, and, to accommodate their needs, the shop opens early and closes at 3pm each day so the seamstresses can pick up their kids from school.
Rebecca grew up outside of Chicago, and her parents live there now. In a stroke of serendipity, our amazing factory is just 2.5 miles away from where Rebecca’s parents live. Not only does this make it easier to visit the factory - every trip home is a trip to see Selvana (pictured left), head of the shop! - but it has also enabled Rebecca’s dad to make quick trips to pick up finished dresses or drop off new patterns when necessary.

Boutique Academia designs and assembles its science and math jewelry in a cozy studio in the Pacific Northwest. They work with artists all over the world to create inspiring pieces that highlight the beauty of science and the power of knowledge.
Cowgirl in the Sand is owned and operated by Elise Braden as a booth within a larger artists collective. She especially loves working with old pieces of silver and silver plate flatware. Pieces are cleaned organically and then repurposed into hand-stamped serving pieces, unique pieces of jewelry, bookmarks, and other gifts and accessories. Along with the vintage flatware, she also works with beach glass, coins, sterling silver, copper, paper and wood. And words, words, words. They make us laugh and cry, reflect memories of the past and hopes for the future.
Sugar Cubed Studios creates whimsical, charming jewelry and accessories, designed by Vivian in Houston and manufactured in China.
We took our time in our search for outstanding overseas manufacturing partners who could maintain our commitment to ethically-made, high-quality products. We found Country Bright in the summer of 2017 and could not be more pleased.

Established in 1983, Country Bright operates on an 88,000 m2 campus with 16 buildings composed of factories, dormitories, canteens, and recreational facilities. Country Bright's 1600 employees work in all aspects of the clothing manufacturing business - from design and patternmaking and grading to sourcing fabric and screenprinting and sewing.
We have been working closely with our associates George and Lancy to make clothing with attention to detail, care, and quality, but most importantly - by adults! Country Bright is WCA-certified and adheres to the high ethical standards required for production of international apparel brands.

Lovely Babies is an outstanding manufacturing partner in the heart of China's highly specialized garment city, Guangdong. All of their fabrics are made in-house on advanced, ecologically-friendly knitting and weaving equipment. They use the most advanced techniques in digitally printing on textiles, saving fabric, time, materials, and lessening environmental impact. They are a certified ethical producer with strict manufacturing standards for worker health and safety. They specialize in activewear (they make our sporty leggings) and childrenswear.

Art & Craft Exclusives is located in Jaipur, India, and specializes in dressmaking. Their beautiful attention to detail gives their work a special, handmade touch. Their artisan embroiderers work with both machine and handstitching to produce well-made, finely crafted dresses. They also specialize in block printing using traditional wooden blocks. Using their knowledge of outstanding craftsmanship, they have brought that same attention to digital printing for Princess Awesome.
Technocraft is a major supplier to apparel companies worldwide, including Tommy Hilfiger. They produce hundreds of thousands of garments every year from their factory in Mumbai, India. Princess Awesome is so tiny that all of our products are made with care in their sampling room by Swapna and her team. We are so happy to have the opportunity to work with this outstanding company, committed to pursuing the development of eco-friendly products such as the Creora spandex used in our dresses.
At Cute Dress Industry, people and the environment come first. Cute Dress is committed to becoming a fully sustainable manufacturer by 2030 and is well on its way to achieve its goals. From the biodegradable packaging of products to recycling waste and water to solar electricity generation, Cute Dress considers environmental impact at every stage of its manufacturing processes.
Cute Dress is also committed to the well-being of its employees, providing a daycare center, living wages, breastfeeding center, state-of-the-art fire safety, and full-time medical staff to its employees.
EcoTexma is committed to the highest standards of clothing manufacturing quality and ethical labor standards while continuously improving on sustainability and environmental impact. Founded in 2012, they have grown tremendously over the last decade and provide extremely high quality products with outstanding attention to detail. We love working with them on our many cotton and cotton-blend pieces, especially our sleeveless dresses.
Peru has the highest ethical manufacturing standards in the world, and the Cotton Project has more than 20 years' experience providing outstanding products while adhering to guidelines that improve the lives of their workers. They specialize in cotton and cotton blends, and the printing processes that are most effective for those fabric types. We are so delighted to be working with Juan and his team on our super twirlers!