On her bag or on her wrist, Clipa is the gift that gets used! Today and tomorrow (February 7th & 8th), take 15% off all Clipa purse hangers PLUS get free shipping on all phone orders! Just call 888-904-0661 to take advantage of this special offer! Sweeeeet!
For The Charlotte Observer, the Clipa instant handbag hanger is a top pick for travel gifts. The new Crystal Clipa Collection was featured in this morning’s article: “your gal can glam up her handbag, tote or backpack (and keep it off the floor) with luggage jewelry in polished silver, gold or hematite, triple plated for durability and catching the light with six sparkly Swarovski crystals. When not on your bag, Clipa can be slipped onto the wrist.” Check it out: The Clipa Purse Hanger: Top Pick for Travelers
At a time when 70% of American jewelry production and 97% of American clothing production is done overseas, we’re making Clipa here in the USA. Here’s why:
1. Better quality control. Because we’re in the premium accessory business, our products must meet the highest quality standards. By producing locally, we have control at every step in the process.
2. Improved lead times to customers and stores. Because transit times are quicker, our handbag hangers get to stores faster. Instead of spending time on a container ship, they’re on store shelves.
Clipa is Made in the USA
3. Lower shipping costs. Because we have lower shipping costs, we pass that savings on to customers. On average, shipping costs just $3.25 for a single online order. Buy 3 and it ships free anywhere in the U.S.
4. Reducing the carbon footprint. Because there are no containers crossing oceans or wait times in harbors burning fossil fuels, our carbon footprint is lower.
5. Keeping jobs in the U.S. By manufacturing at our facility in Irvine, California, we’re employing local workers. People like Maribel, our manufacturing lead, who oversees production. Carrie, our graphic designer. And Abigail, assembling our newest line, the Crystal Clipa Collection. Whether its manufacturing, customer service, sales, marketing, distribution or design, it happens here in Orange County, California. And that helps our local economy. Doing what we believe is right means doing it in the USA. We greatly appreciate your support.
The call came from Gene, “They’re ready, I just picked a hundred and there are at least 500 more”. I thought about the work ahead. It was early this year, mid November. Usually they weren’t ready til December. I like picking them but slicing and drying is a lot of work and messy if they are really ripe. Everyone loves the sweet orange chips. Andys Hachiya persimmon tree is huge, 40ft tall and loaded with orange sugar balls. Climbing the tree with a canvas bag in one hand and a Clipa in my pocket, I was ready this year. I had both hands free to pick and hang onto limbs since the Clipa was hanging the bag from a branch. My handy bag hanger made it easy to pick and gently collect the jelly fruit.
The Sugar Tree
The Jan/Feb issue features our purse hanger in the style section along with Elin Nordegren’s sunglasses. Take a look: The Glamour Quotient