Each of the brands in our community works very closely with artisans, craftspeople and other small businesses. As the coronavirus pandemic has continued to impact our brands, none have lost step in nurturing those important relationships with the people throughout their supply chains. From maintaining constant communication to collaborating on creative solutions to new challenges, here is how the people in our brand community are supporting supply chains. Amy Christiansen Si-Ahmed, Founder of Sana Jardin “With Morocco under lockdown, the female harvesters at our co-operative have also been affected by this ongoing crisis. We are in the process of remotely training the women to make masks as it now mandatory for people to wear these outdoors. We will be applying for a Nest grant to support this so that the masks can be donated throughout the community.” Jacqueline Lopez, Founder of Jaline Resort “Jaline continues to support our artisans who hand weave our cotton textiles. We have paid in advance for the orders (even if the orders will be canceled on our end), and we still respect that this is their livelihood. As I am rethinking our business model, maybe it is about making one-of-a-kind, special pieces. It is something I have always wanted to develop with them, but we...