1000 Apparel & Accessories

“I traveled with my husband for almost 2 years. We went all over the US, to South Asia and Africa. I met such amazing people along the way, and a sentiment I had long held was reinforced–the most powerful thing you can give to another human is dignity and hope.”

“The biggest challenge as a woman is recognizing that we actually live in a woman’s world. My challenge has been to address it head on and in a way that doesn’t place me in a bucket or a minority group.”

“Once you interact with women in developing countries, you can’t look back, you can only move forward in quiet perseverance seeking for ways to make their life just a little bit easier.”

“People that face huge struggles but continue to move forward and face their fears and make their dreams come true speak to me. They show me that if I will just put myself out there and work, work, work, just about anything can be made to happen.”

“We offer our customers a direct link to creating positive change in the world.”

“When things seem overwhelming, I take a deep breath, put my head down and keep going. What’s my other choice? Stopping is not an option.”

“I believe that one can follow fashion trends but do so with a twist of individuality.”

“We were recent graduates and were sitting on a computer everyday applying for jobs waiting for someone to validate our potential by offering us a job. A few months later we decided we can do something on our own – something we love.”

” I knew that the menswear market was changing and that there needed to be a new type of retail store to appeal to them.”

“My dream is to transform ALISIA ENCO into an international brand that will shape the way women approach business clothing and accessories.”

“I decided to combine my fashion needs and wellness routine to create a contemporary women’s workwear brand made with 100% certified organic fabrics.”

“A lot of people have great ideas, but few people follow through with them.”

“I want to cater to every woman, not just one size, one style or one personality.”