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Happy Everything is hitting the road! Come see us at our Signing Events this week and Get Happy with us!!

Don't miss all the fun, festivities and freebies at the Get Happy Fall Party this October 4-6th!! There are nearly 200 locations where you can get happy,  click here  to find a party near you! 

Come see our brand new retail store in Tampa...

A few weeks ago, a Coton Colors team made up of Laura, Paige, Eric, and I  took a field trip to Norman Park, Georgia to meet with Lauri Jo Bennett.  Lauri Jo has agreed to bottle Big Milt’s BBQ Sauce {a recipe featured in  The Happy Everything Cookbook } and we made the road trip to tour her facility and iron out some final details. Here we are pictured below with Lauri Jo {Eric is behind the camera}. 

I love the discovery of small businesses with similar foundations. Much like Coton Colors,  Kayce Hughes  got her start simply {her garage at home was an integral part of her business, just like our story}. A former designer for Ralph Lauren, Kayce left the corporate world when her first son was born. Four years and four more children later {she has seven now!}, Kayce started designing nightshirts from vintage fabrics for her own kids. Marketing them under the label Pears and Bears, Kayce took her tot-sized garments around to a handful of stores, all of which quickly snatched them up. And much like for Coton Colors, the rest is history.