Summer Totin'
Tis the sea-sun as summer is officially here!
We’re feeling pretty shore that it’s going to be a great summer!
Here’s to shell-abrating good times with great people,
to seas-ing the day and making the most of it,
to doing what makes you happy and avoiding pier pressure,
and to keeping palm and carrying on,
because it’s a-boat time that summer is here!
To kick off the summer sea-sun, we’re releasing this vibrant fabric from Sri Lanka to get you Summer Totin’.
Thanks for the awesome fabric find Lesley!
Here’s to knowing that anything is popsicle & to feeling good—because after all, it’s Friday!
-the Taaluma Team
Also in Feel Good Friday
Sew-cial Distancing
It’s Feel Good Friday and we got some good news for ya! So which do you want first… the good news… or more good news?
Good news: We’re so excited to announce that we’ve been given the green light to start making totes again! (Back in April, we were deemed non-essential so we had to stop tote production due to the Governor’s COVID orders).
More good news: For the past 3 months, we turned our attention to making face masks for our customers and donating face masks to hospital workers (don't worry, we didn’t go into hibernation mode. If anything, we got busier producing all these face masks).
Show & Tel Aviv
Throughout the years, Taaluma Travelers have adventured with their totes across much of The Holy Land.
From Tel Aviv, to the Dead Sea, to the Sea of Galilee, to the Negev, to the streets of Jerusalem.
Pot o' Gold
Top o’ the morning to ya!
Today, two awesome travelers bring us a story of adventure, tradition, and a whole lot of Irish luck!
Take it away April!
“We landed in Ireland the morning of Saint Patrick's Day, and of course after checking in at our hotel, we headed straight for the streets of Dublin to get a spot on the parade route. It was cold, and windy, and we stood in the chilly air for a good hour before the parade made its way to where we were standing, but it was totally worth it to see something that was completely unexpected- no green, orange, white colored floats, or clovers and anything that we portray in the U.S. on Saint Patrick's Day. Instead, it was a parade with a story telling theme of different floats, dancers, bands, etc. There was also no 'bead tossing' as many expect in parades. It was rewarding to experience a real Irish tradition in Ireland, and to see the way locals celebrate this holiday!