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The Salt & Pepa shirts were inspired by the early days of Lois Lane Vintage — when vintage shirts and dresses were sourced, deconstructed, and reworked into new pieces.

This collection is a small nod to where everything started, bringing back that vintage feeling, bold prints, and one-of-a-kind energy.

Together this season ✨

We’ve been feeling so torn about how to feel this season. Our hearts are broken by what has happened and all the devastation that has unfolded.

Living in Sri Lanka always seems to throw curveballs at us. How much can one tiny island go through? How much resilience can our people have? Yet somehow, we always manage to find a way — a way to rise up, to help, to care, and to come back stronger each time.

We’ve witnessed some incredible things this past week. We watched the remarkable generosity of our own staff giving from the heart, and a community kitchen operating with so much determination — feeding so many of the victims. What a blessing it was to witness even a glimpse of that.

As a small business, all we can do is try to lift our spirits and carry on. We keep going because what we do pays our staff’s wages, puts money into the pockets of hundreds of people, and helps us keep everything we’ve built afloat. If we close our doors, many people — including us — will be affected.

It’s not about profit or gain; it’s about resilience and pushing through.

We’ve made the decision to give part of our December sales to Palmera Projects . Week by week, we’ll send what we can and hope that every little bit helps the flood victims get back on their feet.

This December, we will smile a little less and do a little more — for each other.

Stay strong, Sri Lanka.

We love you.
Radhika & Rob