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  • Our featured brand, Nia Shtai's collection of upcycled and graphic designs

    Featured Brand: Nia Shtai Graphic Designs

    Please note: this brand is no longer being featured in our store. We hope you will continue reading about it anyway :)  At Dressed by Danielle, we are always looking for new ways to expand our community and connect with...

  • Featured brand spotlight with Rachelliro Zen and her curated collection of all-natural products, from crystals to herbal blends and sacred scents.

    Our First Featured Brand: By Rachelliro Zen

    At Dressed by Danielle, we are always looking for new ways to expand our community and connect with other like-minded individuals and brands.  We have a section of our shop that is permanently dedicated to featuring other sustainable, women-owned brands...

  • Clothing Drop-Offs

    Clothing Drop-Offs

    *Please note: as we are currently overstocked, we will not be accepting clothing drop-offs through the end of November!* All of those clothes sitting in the back of your closet that you haven't worn for months could help you pay for...

  • #SecondhandSeptember provides great tips and tricks fro shopping secondhand and thrifting locally.

    #SecondhandSeptember - 5 Tips for Shopping Secondhand

    #SecondhandSeptember is still among us. That’s why @selfnplanet and I are here to share what this month is all about and give you some of our best tips for shopping secondhand!
  • The truth about fast fashion and its affects on the industry and it's workers. Join us in creating a structural change through conscious consumer choices.

    Fast Fashion 101

    I’ve been talking about taking a stand against fast fashion through Dressed by Danielle for so long, it really is time I pause for a minute to explain what exactly fast fashion means, and why it's so bad for us. 
  • Introducing: DbD x SnP Sustainability Series

    Introducing: DbD x SnP Sustainability Series

    Our goal is to provide easy access to a variety of resources and information about sustainable living and create an engaging dialogue that spreads the importance of protecting our home.