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Founded and designed by Jasmin Larian, Cult Gaia labels itself as “an off kilter, whimsical brand that celebrates the exploration of fantasy, fun, and everyone’s inner rebellious charm.” The shop offers stylish headwear including headbands, romantic floral crowns, and wired turbans featuring classic, attractive prints.

A few featured items from the current collection include the bright multicolored Briana turband, the polkadot Satu turband on vintage silk, and the Royal Blue Crown with handmade velvet rosebuds.

Head to Cult Gaia’s official website for more information and see the products in action in the store’s gallery!

Young designer and manufacturer Celia Frith studied textiles in college and opened an online store to showcase her creations. Based in New Zealand, Celia creates luxurious and delicate sheer printed legwear. All of her tights are 100% nylon with guaranteed colorfast prints.

Our favorites from Celia’s unique collection include the angular Geogradient pattern, the cosmic themed Supermoon, and the classic animal print Zebra leggings. Prices start at $40.

Made by Mandia features handmade, custom clothing for children. Based in Montreal, Mandia creates fun and unique apparel for kids along with being a busy wife and mother of two.

“I have always been a designer and seamstress at heart,” Mandia recently told us. “I love offering handmade gifts for our little friends’ birthday parties, and after getting a few nudges, and a few requests of ‘Where can I buy that adorable outfit?’ Made by Mandia came to life.”

A few of our favorites pieces by Mandia come from her new summer collection. Be sure to check out the printed cotton Bubble Dress, the fun and functional Romper for girls, and the lightweight Summer Cape Shirt, perfect for a little hero.

Use the store’s “summer” promo code to receive 30% off purchases over $40 during checkout!

L.A.R.K. offers handmade leather jewelry and accessories inspired by geometric art. Sole storeowner Ching took some time recently to talk about the products she creates in her home studio in Kuala Lumpur.

Raised in a creative family, Ching started sewing and crafting with variety of materials at a young age. After selling handmade jewelry for a hobby, she looked into setting up her own independent shop. “I was confident that using Goodsie would be fun and simple, but I was also looking for a platform that has the necessary tools to help me manage my business well.”

L.A.R.K.’s summer collection features fun leather pieces that are full of color. A few of our favorites include the velvet lined Uber Ultramarine clutch, the Little Pink Rebel wristlet with a green triangle cutout, and the handcut Peacock necklace, accented with delicate 14 karat gold-filled chain.

For news and special offers, follow the shop on Facebook and Twitter!

Focused on sustainability and social awareness, [blank]shoppe offers carefully curated products tied with worthy causes. “Each product and collection featured in [blank]shoppe is hand-selected and paired with an aligning cause and organization,” says founder Julian Ivann. “Our shoppes consist of apparel, shoes, and accessories from up-and-coming streetwear and contemporary fashion brands, as well as unique home & gift items that you wouldn’t find just anywhere else.”

The store’s current collection is branded [wood]shoppe and features a wide range of real and imitation wood products like wooden bow ties, geometric necklaces, and natural wood watches. Also available are eco-friendly accessories including the U.S.E.D. Josh backpack made from 100% recycled seatbelts and American made Tyvek sneakers.

Show your support for the socially conscious shop on Facebook too!

With a storefront in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Jeri Cohen now offers her upscale Fine Jewelry Collection in an online boutique with Goodsie. Her beautiful, high quality pieces are versatile and “perfect for the modern-day woman on the move.” 

The jewelry store specializes in breathtaking diamond engagement rings, gemstone-filled cuffs, and delicate gold teardrop earrings. With a variety of classic and modern designs, the collection is sure to please!

Follow Jeri Cohen Jewelry on Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr for more!

We’re excited to announce the launch of a few much-requested features for product editing today - batch actions, product duplication and in-line editing. As with our recent release of product imports, the focus is on simplifying product setup and management so you can spend your valuable time generating sales!

Batch Actions

First: batch actions. Products can now be edited or deleted together in one simple step. Go to the Products page in your admin area and select the checkboxes next to products to select them for batch editing. Click on Edit at the bottom of the page to be taken to the Batch Edit screen. Any changes you make here will be applied to all of the selected products. This makes changes like re-categorizing products and updating quantities a breeze. Deleting products if needed is just as easy, too.

Product Copies

You can also now easily duplicate any product that you have added to make adding similar products a snap. Just click the new Copy icon next to a product on the Products page to create a duplicate product listing. You’ll be taken to a new edit page where you can quickly make changes before saving it to your inventory.

Quick In-line Edits

As a bonus, you can now edit product position, titles, price, status and categories in-line from the List view. Just click on the pencil icon to the right of a listing. The title and other fields will become editable so you can change each right there on the Products page.

Buyfriend offers designer unisex apparel and shoes from Denmark for contemporary tastes. The store told us, “we share what we make and love ourselves,” and provides an eco-friendly selection of cotton tees, luxurious wool sweaters, and stylish, functional footwear for men and women. 

Current brands in shop include Shoe the Bear, sharing their AW11 / SS12 collection, the Faroe Islands organic wool brand Gudrun&Gudrun, and Buyfriend’s private label merchandise. Featured items from Buyfriend are the 100% organic cotton t-shirts with eco prints like the Windmill and Sparrow, the oversized Paperyarn summer sweater, and the beautiful Low White leather oxfords. 

See more from Buyfriend on Facebook and Tumblr.

Pleasure Dome on Daily Candy

The hard-to-find vintage collection from Pleasure Dome received praise today on Daily Candy for its “impossibly cool” Amish pieces. Congrats!

Bones and Feathers Collective on Daily Candy

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Excited to be grouped in with these awesome LA designers. (via dailycandy.com)

Congratulations to Bones and Feathers Collective on being featured by Daily Candy as one of LA’s top eighteen jewelry designers!

Iron Orchid Boutique is dedicated to women’s clothing, offering a selection of designer, contemporary, and vintage pieces. Each item is chosen by storeowner Claudine to ensure an original and quality made collection. The boutique carries both new garments and previously-owned pieces with prices starting around $20.

Be sure to check out the boutique’s sweet, box pleat floral day dress, the classic and chic little black dress by Tahari, and the seasonal Brooks Brothers Seersucker blazer.

Hamide offers a delightful selection of handmade crafts, homegoods, and paper products with fresh designs. Stirred by their mother’s tailoring skill and passion for design, sisters Şeyda and Seda Özçetin founded Hamide as “a design brand aiming to enhance people’s everyday lives through inspirational collections on personal, home, and stationery goods.”

Last week Hamide released its new seasonal collection, It Smells Spring. The collection includes floral, polka dot, and other spring themed prints on hand stitched notebooks and postcards. Hamide is also currently showcasing the work of Turkish artists Güneş Terkol and Özgür Erkök, so be sure check out their creative takes on apparel and accessories!

FreirePrintz features the work of London-based artist Ella Freire. Ella opened her store in late 2011 to sell her limited edition screen prints which cover an eclectic mix of subjects. Along with promoting her work on Goodsie, the artist takes part in a number of shows in the UK and is featured twice a year at Wimbledon Art Open Studios.

FreirePrintz contains large canvas works, digital photography prints, and smaller screen prints on paper. Much of the work is inspired by the artist’s love of vintage bus tickets, 1930s luggage labels, and 1960s cameras. Our favorite prints include Ticket to Ride 11 the Kodak 200 cameras in vivid orange and a saturated blue.

The store also features a work in progress collection, allowing clients to keep up-to-date with new prints being produced! Customers can also follow @Freireprintz on Twitter for additional news.

We featured Kara Haupt’s main store on our blog a few months ago, and today she’s back with the beautiful brand-new shop Classes Kara Made.

“I created Classes Kara Made as a sister-site to Stuff Kara Made. I wanted a site that was similar in the design and feel as Stuff Kara Made, but still have it maintain its own identity,” says the storeowner. “Classes Kara Made is where I sell all of my art journaling and photography e-courses and PDFs.”

This artist and popular blogger has been scrapbooking and art journaling for seven years, and now offers her tricks of the trade in PDF products like the 52-page Life Story Class and Out of the Blue, “a mini-class on art journaling for the color deprived.”

Kara’s classes include practical instruction like technique explanations, journal prompts, photo sleeve tutorials, instructor videos, and printable embellishment pages. Check out the student reviews for real testimonies!

Design collective Pleasure Dome has experience in areas including fashion editorial and publishing, art, design, visual merchandising, and vintage buying. Looking to fill a particular online market niche, the store told us, “We ultimately hope to serve as an ever-evolving inspiration resource and destination for the design and art communities at large.”

Pleasure Dome’s current collection offers vintage pieces from the 1960s and 1970s produced by the Old Order Amish. This American culture’s plain style clothing features unique characteristics, details, and imperfections, making each item unique.

Our favorites pieces from the store are the colorful and character-rich Amish Scrap Rugs, the black and blue, tall Amish Socks, hand knit with homespun wool, and the faded black Amish Great Coat.

Find more from Pleasure Dome on Tumblr, Facebook, and Twitter.

With a revitalized studio and gallery in Philadelphia, the multifaceted design firm studio:christensen now has an online storefront offering its innovative contemporary pieces and works from 20th century design masters. Interior architect and storeowner Jt Christensen was drawn to Goodsie for its simplicity, saying that it is “easy enough for my interns to jump right in and add content without me training them.”

Be sure to check out the Trumbull Console made of partially recycled steel and the transparent FL/Y hanging lamps offered in a beautiful color palette. Our favorites pieces from the studio’s chair collection include the colorful, stackable solid back Supernatural chairs, the iconic Herman Miller Eames DAW chairs, and the welcoming Wishbone chair designed by Hans Wegner.

Visit the studio’s website, Facebook, and Twitter for more information.

As an offshoot of interior designer Amanda Wilde’s multifaceted business Design Vertigo, The Wilde Room features a curated collection of charming gifts, homegoods, and stylish women’s pieces. The store aims to “encourage women to celebrate the ordinary days in their life with great fashion and fabulous products while not breaking the bank.”

Amanda recently told Goodsie that she hand selects each piece for The Wilde Room “to ensure a high level of style, uniqueness, and a balance between style and affordability.” With an ever-changing selection of products, the store stays up-to-date with new trends and seasonal pieces.

Some of our current favorites from the store include the cute bicycle pendant necklace for $14.99, the springy polka dot and floral printed scarf for $12.75, and the woodland trees, offered in two sizes and perfect for hanging fun ornaments and jewelry.

See more of Amanda’s work on the Design Vertigo website, her blog, and Facebook.

Since 2001, Maja Ljungberg has been making jewelry with a variety of materials including semi precious stones purchased in Jaipur, graffitied scrap metal, vintage stones, glass, and ribbons. The jeweler is currently based in Norway, and sells her eclectic line of handmade necklaces, bracelets, and earrings exclusively in her online shop.

Some featured pieces in Maja’s current collection include the Deco Dynasty earrings with white polished cabochons, the brass, single chain Gold Horse Prophecy necklace, the vintage teardrop Decadence Minty earrings, and the antique raw brass feather bracelet.

Find more from Maja Ljungberg on Twitter and Facebook.

Goodsie-powered store of the day: Cake Bites

Cake Bites by Beth features one of the newest trends in the world of desserts: bite-size cakes. These tiny and delicious treats come in a wide variety of popular flavors including sugar sprinkled red velvet, vanilla birthday cake dipped in white chocolate, and chocolate topped with crushed toffee. Beth’s cake bites are perfect for gifts, too, offered in boxes of four or fifteen flavors!

Plumcake Shoppe features an assortment of lovely vintage and handmade goods from photographer and creative entrepreneur Anna Hollingsworth. Anna’s interests in fashion and design give her collection a fresh new feeling with antique character and charm.

Along with the Mod Martha adjustable pearl bracelet and the classic, red clay woven purse, we’re fans of Plumcake’s orange 50s style mug set, its crystal antique bottle, and the handmade, mustard colored felt hair pin.

In addition to antique homegoods and quality flea market finds, Anna plans to sell prints of her work down the road. Check back in soon for new products and follow Anna’s blog for updates!