Thanks to everyone for making the 2nd annual SFMade Week a huge success! Relive it by checking out local press coverage here: SFMade touts local products, San Francisco Chronicle New “Desk” In SF City Office Intended To Bolster Local Manufacturing, The San Francisco Appeal Ritual read more »

Fast Company’s Expert Blogger David Gardner says SFMade is making manufacturing San Francisco’s next act. Read more here! read more »

It’s back! The SFMade pop-up shop at Banana Republic’s Grant Avenue flagship continues through Mother’s Day, featuring previous participants and new SFMade members: Heliotrope, Etta + Billie, Hilside Bags, Cocoa, Poco Dolce, Dependable Letterpress, Cardoza-James Binding, Hello!Lucky, Blueblood and Lila B. Swing by read more »

The Sustainable Business Blog visits San Francisco to investigate the local manufacturing, production and do-it yourself initiatives in San Francisco as a trend to be followed. Link here read more »

Click below for a full-size map of San Francisco retailers supporting SFMade members. Retail stores on this map are selling products made by SFMade members who are certified local manufacturers — headquartered and making their products within San Francisco city limits. read more »

An article crafted with the help of SFMade highlights the Dogpatch as a growing design hub. Read more here. read more »

SFMade’s Pop-Up Shop at the Union Square Banana Republic gets front page attention from the San Francisco Busines Times. “SFMade has some skin in the holiday retail wars, thanks to a 500-square-foot pop-up shop in Banana Republic’s San Francisco flagship…” Read more here. read more »

Click to download the SFMade 2011 State of Local Manufacturing Report The 2011 State of Local Manufacturing Report: Made In San Francisco is the result of a detailed survey we conducted of the manufacturing sector in early 2011, representing data from over 75 local read more »

We’re celebrating the launch of the first ever SFMade pop-up shop at Banana Republic’s flagship store on Grant Street in San Francisco. The pop-up shop will feature a variety of items designed by SFMade members from November 10 through December 26. Join us read more »

On Wednesday Mayor Ed Lee announced FashionSF, a new economic development initiative focused on supporting the retention and growth of apparel manufacturers and fashion designers in San Francisco. He made the announcement at SFMade member company, Cayson Culinary Designs headquarters. Read more read more »