Handmade Travel Goods Purveyor, RambleGood, Launches Online Shop

RambleGood, a Seattle-based start-up crafting handmade travel goods, launched its online shop on April 20, 2015. Founded by Adina Marguerite and Ezekiel Anderson Pease, RambleGood’s limited edition collections are hand sewn in their Seattle, Washington studio. The fabric for each collection is custom designed in-house with Adina Marguerite’s original watercolor paintings.

Distinguishing itself at the intersection of art, travel, and doing good in the world, RambleGood’s collections are designed to support and raise awareness for non-profits doing good work around the world.

The 2015 Launch Collection designs are based off the RambleGood logo and signature blue color. Included in the four-piece collection are a versatile jersey fabric tube known as a head sock, an infinity scarf, and two different sizes of drawstring bags – small and large. Each product was created out of a need for simple, washable, and durable travel gear, which also gives back. For each Launch Collection piece purchased, $1 will be donated to support the Institute for International Education (IIE) in their mission to advance international education and access to education worldwide.

Visit the RambleGood Shop at www.ramblegood.com/shop to snag a piece from their limited edition Launch Collection and read more about their story on their blog at www.ramblegood.com/blog.