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Hidden Women's Happi Flare Jean with Front Slit, Medium Dark

Name: Hidden Women's Happi Flare Jean with Front Slit, Medium Dark
Brand: Hidden
SKU: L343952
Price: 98.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$98.00

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Color: Medium Dark

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Hidden Women's Happi Flare Jean with Front Slit

93.7% COTTON / 4.8% POLY / 1.5% SPAN
RISE 10 ½”
INSEAM 33”

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Howard & Marge in the News

Showbox manager keeps her staff fed by sending groceries - Seattle Times - 3/9/2021

Then in September, Robin and Dusty Dunkle, who met on the floor of the Showbox and later married, offered to design “Friends of the Showbox” masks showing old tickets from Showbox shows. (“They wanted to give something back,” Welles said.)

The Dunkles are selling them on their website, HowardandMarge.com. Those funds paid for a second grocery buy, which went out just as the snow started falling last month.

March 10, 2021 — Robin Dunkle

Local boutique is selling masks to buy groceries for unemployed Showbox staff - Radio.com - 1/30/2021

The music community is among the industries hit the hardest by the global pandemic. Since we've had no live shows in Seattle since March 2020, unemployed staff of the Showbox have been struggling to make ends meet. The incredible folks at a local boutique in Burien saw an opportunity to help, and they ran with it.

March 8, 2021 — Robin Dunkle

Burien Designer selling cool, unique face masks to raise money for ‘Friends of the SHOWBOX’ - BTown Blog- 2/1/2021

Burien Designer Robin Dunkle is collaborating with The Showbox’s Shannon Welles to sell very cool, unique, custom-made Face Masks to help ‘Friends of the Showbox’ purchase food for its staff, which has been laid off since March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.