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At 15:56 on September 23, 2009, MADE-BY said…
Hi David, at the moment we only have organic cotton items traceable online, but we are always looking for ways to expland what fabrics are in Track & Trace!
At 0:51 on September 23, 2009, Nadine Taylor said…
Hello David.
Absolutely. What do you have in mind. You can email me at MsNadine.Taylor@gmail.com.

Best,
Nadine
At 23:34 on September 22, 2009, Vibha Pinglé said…
Hi David, thanks for your msg. Could we explore this further via email (vpingle@ubuntuatwork.org)?

Vibha
At 3:43 on September 22, 2009, Magnifeco.com said…
Also - can you send me the link for the Tartans for Africa project, I read about it in the comments below but couldn't find it on the link you sent me.
K
At 3:43 on September 22, 2009, Barbara Anderson said…
Hi David - That is a great idea. I live in merino wool all year round. We who love wool are a small group and should stick together.
I checked out your website. What a great project.
Let me know your ideas for a wool group and how I can help.
Barbara
At 3:42 on September 22, 2009, Magnifeco.com said…
Hi David!
Thanks for the contact. Can you send me an email at Kate@magnifeco.com?
Thanks!
K
At 19:07 on September 16, 2009, Holly Pressdee said…
Hey, My name is Holly Pressdee and I saw your friends pictures or tartan and he told me to get in contact with you - John Melvin.
I have just graduated from Chelsea College of art and studied textile design and specialised in weaving. my final collection involved tartan and looking into sustainable fashion and textiles organic yarns and natural dyes.
But im now looking to get more experience with the industry and wondered if you could give me any advice. I want to extend my design skills and learn more about the industry.
Hope to hear from you soon
Holly
At 13:13 on September 16, 2009, Leona Mani said…
Hi David - I think your project is fantastic and I will definintely be listing tartansforafrica on my website, www.bestfairtrade.com - it is still early days and am in the process of expanding the site to include a forum for both consumers and suppliers/manufacturers to have their say. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.... Best wishes, Leona
At 16:35 on September 14, 2009, Rupa Ganguli said…
hi David, Thanks and noted.
best,
Rupa
At 13:20 on September 14, 2009, Rupa Ganguli said…
HI David, thanks for your message. Would be interested to hear more. Best, Rupa
At 5:38 on September 11, 2009, Deborah Kimathi said…
Hi David,

Thanks for your message. I will emal you later today.

Deborah
At 8:12 on September 10, 2009, Hannah Casey said…
I work for assembly promoting plays itself. Were you there this year? The festival is amazing, I would love to actually perform next year.
At 12:48 on September 9, 2009, Andrew Campbell said…
Hi David sorry for taking so long to respond to you.
I have just been chatting with the fashion lecturer in the college about you and the possibility of being involved with the Irish tartan in fashion for the event.
Her name is Lynda Byrne and her email is byrnel@ncad.ie
I would suggest that you contact her directly and explain how a joint project will work in terms of date and fabric sourcing and costs etc. as I said before im in the printed textile area so any joint project would have to involve printing. The weave are could be interested but it seems your main focus is the involvement of a fashion course.
How is it all going any way. Mention my name when you contact Lynda so she will immediately know about the project.
Good Luck

Andrew Campbell
At 10:25 on September 8, 2009, ngum said…
hey david, it's temporarily unavailable. please send to mngafor@hotmail.com.

thx
At 21:04 on September 7, 2009, Ida Horner said…
Hi David,

Many thanks for the info through the post. I am sorry for not getting in touch sooner, I went off toe Sweden for a conference on Human computer interaction. What fun hanging out with geeks and thinkers!. Hope to speak soon
At 16:19 on September 7, 2009, Prama Bhardwaj said…
David - thats just fantastic! Congratulations on the African tartan! And best of luck, what a wonderful story
At 12:39 on September 7, 2009, Marina Caramagno said…
Ciao David!
Thanks for your message, I am definitely intersted in what you are doing and in a collaboration with you. Could yo send me a link to your web page or would you send me some images of your work, so that can show it to my team?
Thanks again

Best reguards


Marina
At 12:15 on September 7, 2009, Suzanne Potts said…
Dear David

Thank you for your email. I am about to start an MA in Ethical Fashion so I will definitely contact you in the near future.

Regards
Suzanne
At 19:05 on September 5, 2009, Carrie McDermitt said…
HI David,
I have been working mainly with silk, wool, and other natural fabrics, with a focus on the drape and hand. I am currently researching smart fabrics with an emphasis on functionality, such as heat transfer, static and abrasion resistance, antimicrobial, and washability. I look forward to speaking with you! :)
At 13:04 on September 4, 2009, Ashley Hasty said…
David,
That is really fascinating! I had no idea the extent of tartan's popularity. I hope to have a wedding gown made of tartan in my collection someday. I'll be sure to contact you when I do to help me get accurate historical information. It was a pleasure meeting you.

Ashley

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