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Hi, it's Jhane.
I can't believe the holiday season is already here! In New York City, Fall passed by so quickly.
The leaves changed color, from yellow and orange all the way to rust, and fell from the trees before
I had a chance to truly enjoy the rich palette accompanying the transformation.
As the weather continues to cool, I hope holiday parties and vacations will keep you warm.
To help you celebrate, here are some of my favorite shirts from past seasons in bright colors
and dynamic patterns. As my way of saying thanks, and wishing you a very happy holiday season,
if you visit the online store between now and December 25th, I am offering a $25 discount on
each of these shirts. I hope you will take a look!
Please place your order by 12 noon (Eastern Standard Time) on Thursday, December 16th, to assure delivery
by Christmas. Ground shipping in the US is free through the end of the year.
 Click the image to see this in the online store Coalesce (Rust) "Coalesce," woven in Japan, comes in two colorways. The rust version has rust, cream, grey,
and light brown stripes, all of which wiggle as a result of yoroke, a special
Japanese weaving technique. These rich hues reminiscent of fall are sophisticated and masculine.
 Click the image to see this in the online store Coalesce (Slate) "Coalesce" in slate has a silvery sheen with hints of brown and khaki stripes, which also wiggle.
 Click the image to see this in the online store Sequel "Sequel" has a mix of cool and warm colors. This woven shirt intersperses stripes of
blue, gold, and maroon. Extra warp threads in stripes that start and stop add texture
and dimension.
 Click the image to see this in the online store Hunter In olive and hunter green with accents of gold, purple, and maroon, "Hunter" is an engineered
digital print. This fractal pattern has an organic feel and a deep, varied palette.
 Click the image to see this in the online store Filigree "Filigree" uses my signature push-pull technique, available only on fabrics woven in
Japan. The push-pull process distorts the threads, literally pulling the top layer of this
double woven fabric away from the bottom layer and revealing a green sheen. The pattern of
striped ornaments adds detail.
If you're going away on vacation, we have a number of lighter, brighter shirts for you.
"Pixel"
is an engineered digital print in bright blue, white, and black with hints of sea
foam:
 Click the image to see this in the online store
 Click the image to see this in the online store Ding Dong "Ding Dong" in white has dotted black stripes and a subtle underlying woven with
bright accent threads.
 Click the image to see this in the online store Diamond Back The yoroke technique in "Diamond Back" distorts the clean geometry
of back to back triangles.
As always, I love hearing from you, so don't hesitate to email me at
jhane@jhanebarnes.com.
Enjoy!
- Jhane
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