DIY Business Inspiration: Litter SF
On Friday, I watched Friends with Kids at the Arclight in Hollywood. It was such an awesome movie and we were able to stay afterwards for a little Q&A with the director, Jennifer Westfeldt, and Jon Hamm. Totally worth my dinero and time.
Then on Saturday, I was watching Shark Tank and that is when I came across the wonders of Litter SF. They are two sisters, Rachael and Mackenzie, who started making their own headpieces and eventually it expanded to other types of handmade body jewelry. Eventually, their orders became a little more than they could handle and that is why they were seeking investors in their company. It was interesting because I took an engineering entrepreneurship class and they discussed the fact that most businesses fail when they are trying to make a shift from a small business to a big business and that the best advice is to sell to someone who knows how to handle these types of situations. Litter SF was reaching this point where they were outgrowing the idea of a small business, in which they were hand make each piece of jewelry, and needed to expand (and maybe find a way to mass produce these pieces as well as hiring sales representatives to increase knowledge of their product).
Well, anyways, I just wanted to say that I admire the fact that Litter SF started out with just two girls DIYing headpieces to wear for themselves and it is interesting to see the growth and transition that their company is going through. Here are some lovely pieces from their collection:
Then on Saturday, I was watching Shark Tank and that is when I came across the wonders of Litter SF. They are two sisters, Rachael and Mackenzie, who started making their own headpieces and eventually it expanded to other types of handmade body jewelry. Eventually, their orders became a little more than they could handle and that is why they were seeking investors in their company. It was interesting because I took an engineering entrepreneurship class and they discussed the fact that most businesses fail when they are trying to make a shift from a small business to a big business and that the best advice is to sell to someone who knows how to handle these types of situations. Litter SF was reaching this point where they were outgrowing the idea of a small business, in which they were hand make each piece of jewelry, and needed to expand (and maybe find a way to mass produce these pieces as well as hiring sales representatives to increase knowledge of their product).
Rachael & Mackenzie of Litter SF
similar piece: Litter SF Ankh Pendant Head Piece in Antique Brass
And other pieces that make me laugh (in a good way):
Be sure to check out Litter SF, their website is: http://www.littersf.com/!
Stunning pictures! Love your blog :-)
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wow, some of these are incredible! I don't think my head shape really suits them though D:
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Insanely gorgeous post! Those headpieces are absolutely divine!
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Love all those beautiful hair accessories! =)
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Beautiful, love the make up.
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Christy
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You are doing a great job here, i´ll be back soon.
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