Why There’s No Black Friday Sale Here

This year, you won’t see a Sarah Tremain Black Friday or Cyber Monday sale.
Not because I don’t want you to have beautiful pieces—
but because I want us to have better patterns.

We live in a culture that rewards urgency.
Buy now. Spend fast. Get more.
But what does that urgency cost us?

Cheap goods that fall apart.
Garments made in systems that exploit labor.
Guilt-driven gifting that leaves us feeling more empty than held.

I want something else—for all of us.

So instead of a flash sale, I’m offering:

• A holiday gifting guide rooted in meaning, not markdowns
• One-on-one custom support if you want help creating something personal
• The Cozy With Intention Bundle, made to soothe, not sell
• Mending Events in December to slow down and reflect
• A holiday party to come and enjoy and shop the studio inventory at 50% off so I can make room for new upcycled creations in 2026.
• Suggested small business shops like Trunc or Manzanita in Philly.

This isn’t a judgment of people who love deals.
It’s a practice in unlearning what capitalism taught us to value.

We don’t need to consume our way into connection.
We can repair. Reuse. Reimagine.
We can give less, but mean more.

Want help choosing a gift with heart? Message me I'm always happy to exchange ideas or guidance if I can at info@sarahtremain.com.