"I started this business in 1985* because I couldn’t find anything to wear.
             I was 22, just out of school, working in my brothers’ engineering office.
They sent me to meet clients and I needed suits. Even when I liked the style of a dress or suit, the tailoring and fabric were not the quality I expected. As I went from store to store, it became apparent that women’s clothes were not comparable to the fine suits my brothers were wearing. 

And they cost more!

I thought, ‘This can’t be right. And I can’t be the only woman who feels this way.’
So I started making clothes for us. â€¨ 
I apprenticed to fine artisanal craftsmen 
who were masters of old-world tailoring and construction techniques.
My original objective remains the same: 
To produce the finest hand-made clothing for women.

 Please give me a call---and come in. We’d love to meet you."

    Dara Lamb has been featured in Business Week, Departures Magazine, New York Magazine, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Dara has spoken on clothing as a tool for professional development and entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School, Columbia Business School, Brooklyn Law School, Fordham University, and Baruch College.
*(I was actually 7 years old, a child prodigy....)