Been meaning to point you to Altadena Works, a manufacturer of fashionable bags based on 1970's camping gear. We're been getting good report on them, but don't know where or why they decided to tag them with our hometown.
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Sunday, November 01, 2009
Altadena Works: it's in the bag!
Been meaning to point you to Altadena Works, a manufacturer of fashionable bags based on 1970's camping gear. We're been getting good report on them, but don't know where or why they decided to tag them with our hometown.
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