Just giving you a heads up for my upcoming Summer Blowout Sale! Everything must go to make way for my final collection for Fall/Winter 2023.
These will be the lowest prices you’ve ever seen. All my bamboo clothing will be from $25 to $60. And all accessories from $5 to $15. That means most items are more than 60% off.
Not only is this a fantastic deal on quality bamboo pieces locally and ethically produced in Ottawa and Toronto. But, I also won’t be making any of these styles again. So now’s the time to stock up on your favourite pieces, or supplement your year round capsule wardrobe.
Another bonus, bamboo is great for travel. It’s soft, breathable, thermal regulating (keeps you cool in the summer and warm in the winter), and packs well. Plus, it’s easy to care for: machine wash in cold water and hang to dry.
So check out the sale prices today and get your shopping list ready for tomorrow.
Tops and Jackets
Pants
Dresses
Cancer Care Accessories
Winter Accessories
The Summer Blowout Sale starts on Tuesday, June 20th. You have front-of-the-line access as Keeping Abreast Newsletter subscribers. It will go out to the general public the following day. That gives you a 24 hour head start to grab your favourite styles, sizes, and colours before they’re gone.
You can conveniently shop online and have the items shipped to your door. Or if you’re in the Ottawa area and would like to save on shipping fees, then opt for local pickup in Kanata.
One more thing, once you’ve had first pick, please pass this on to family, friends, neighbours, co-workers, anyone who enjoys soft, comfy, easy-to-wear clothing. I would love to sell out of everything.
And a final note, at these prices, All Sales are Final.
Happy shopping!
~ Colleen
I’m a recovering Chartered Accountant and Breast Cancer Champion turned Fashion Designer. My COKANNA Canadian-made bamboo clothing is all about comfort and style. Giving back to the community is important to me so I support local breast cancer organizations who treat the whole person and not just the disease.
