"Equally minimal [to her designs] is the line’s environmental impact. Every garment is sewn in a small factory in New York from sustainably sourced fabrics including Japanese organic cotton, French vegetable-tanned leather, and dead stock wool from New York’s garment industry." --official site
I particularly adore the simple black and white, washed-out look of her S/S 2012 collection (those pants are precious), not to mention the variety of sturdy black wedges pictured on every model. Inglis is a pro at shape and form, as exhibited by the following poncho from her previous F/W 2011 lookbook.
The line runs around the $200-$500 range, not exactly student-friendly, but not bad for being eco-friendly and for some of the more versatile pieces.
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