2020 may have been a slower year, but we are incredibly thankful for a loving and supportive community that has enabled and encouraged us to keep andieanderin alive - at a time when small businesses are being negatively impacted by the pandemic. See our top 10 highlights from 2020 :) and happy almost 2021!

We have received several inquiries as to whether or not our pussy bow neckties could be used as a mask to protect against COVID-19. Unfortunately, we believe the answer is no as silk is not the recommended fabric by the CDC. BUT, we have more information on how to make your own as well as small fashion businesses that have transitioned their production to face coverings. 

Its 2020! We want to enter the new decade with bright eyes and open minds. As well as a continued mission to propel women’s stories to the forefront. We haven’t done this before, but ringing in a new decade and a year that is as monumental as the one we have ahead of us, we want to share a list of, frankly random things we are crushing on as we enter the new decade, told through GIFs :)

At the heart of andieanderin is a desire to collaborate, partner, and promote other women owned businesses. 

For the second time, we joined forces with fellow New York based women entrepreneurs to host a weekend long pop up we call Gal Pals Unite. See some pics from the shop and learn more about the amazing women owned businesses we collaborated with. 

This past Friday, March 8 was International Women's Day. It was truly an EPIC day for us at andieanderin. We had an amazing display of community from our necktie tribe, we attended 4 events throughout the week, got some nice media coverage, and our necktie was on stage at sxsw for a feminist fashion talk! 

Read on for more highlights and to see all the amazing photos of our necktie tribe wearing their power neckties in honor of the day.

If social movements have anything to do with it, we think so. Neckties have been around for centuries, worn by both men and women. The design and material has changed through the years, but to this day, a necktie is a necessity in a man’s wardrobe, yet nowhere on the list of closet necessities for women. But that could change in 2019...

On Friday, December 7, we will officially be 1! We are so incredibly thankful to everyone that has supported our business and rocked our neckties! It has been a year of learning with major highs and major lows, but all in the name of starting and growing a business. See our greatest hits from our first year!

We will be ladies of the town this fall and winter! With events on both coasts, you can find us in Seattle and New York in the coming months. See the list of events and even some giveaways!!

We want to let you in on a little behind the scenes action as to how we select our women muses and tackle the design process. With a little help from Giphy, we are taking you through the many steps and accompanying emotions we experienced when designing our second collection of neckties.

Welcome into our world :)

2017 was a monumental year all around. We know it was chock-full of headlines, movies, books, albums, events, etc., but honestly, what comes to mind when we think of the year is: Wonder Woman and a plethora of powerful women - those that marched to start the year and those that continued to make waves and lead conversations throughout the last twelve months.

What a ride! The last 30 days has been some of the most challenging, rewarding, and emotional (in a good way) days of our lives! Our Kickstarter campaign closed at 136% of our financial goal and our new website launched, all on the same day. The moment was worthy of a celebration, so we threw a party with family, friends, and new collaborators. 

It is reported that in the U.S., 69% of men and 58% of women would prefer to be their own boss than work for someone else.⁽¹⁾

We sympathize.

And this is how we got started :)