Harper always said a jacket is the piece a woman is judged by, so it was the piece she chose most carefully. Every one on this rail passed the same test in our Nashville boutique: fabric between her fingers, seams checked, tried on, and one question — would I sell this to a friend? The boho ruffle jackets in paisley, floral and leopard, light enough for a Tennessee October and easy over jeans. The washed denim jackets with ruffled edges. The frayed-edge denim blazer, the one with lace inserts, and the fine-wale corduroy blazer with jewel buttons, in seven shades, for the days that end at dinner.
This year, Harper and Tom’s health no longer allows them to run the shop. Rather than close quietly, their children Valentina and Ethan are seeing every last jacket to a good home at up to 70% off — our thank-you for 18 years. None of them will be reordered: when a size is gone, it is gone.
With love,
Harper, Tom, Valentina & Ethan