Uxibal Pops Up at Moorea Seal
By Seattle Mag June 20, 2014
!–paging_filter–pEntrepreneur Britini Port, founder of a href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com/spotlight-uxibal“Uxibal/a, a line of boots, shoes and accessories crafted from traditional hand woven textiles from Guatemala, is making an appearance at Belltown boutique a href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com/online-retailer-moorea-seal-opens-belltown-shop“Moorea Seal/a on Wednesday, June 25. It’s a perfect partnership of young, savvy, fashionable women doing amazing things well./p
pCheck out, try on and snap up Uxibal’s summer collection including a href=”http://www.uxibal.com/shop/trenza-cut-out-boot-brown/” target=”_blank”Trenza cut-out boots/a, a href=”http://www.uxibal.com/shop/san-juan-dorsay-flats/” target=”_blank”Textile D’Orsay flats/a and the newly released a href=”http://www.uxibal.com/shop/la-novia-fringe-clog/” target=”_blank”fringe clogs/a as well as its new line of a href=”http://www.uxibal.com/c/bags/” target=”_blank”totes and clutches/a./p
pThe sale kicks off on Wednesday afternoon, with complimentary wine and appetizers from 5 to 8 p.m. for some happy hour shopping. If you can’t make it into the store, the sale will also be online—and if you happen to live in or near Wenatchee, Port is setting up shop at the adorable a href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com/article/road-trip-wenatchees-pybus-public-mark…“Pybus Market/a on Saturday, June 21 for some Eastern Washington action./p
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