Serving with Sustainability with Tiffany Miller - O'Brien, FRAE Everyday Goods

From a career in fashion and design in Seattle, WA to sewing thousands of face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic to creating a sustainable goods corner-store in Billings, MT, small business owner Tiffany Miller - O'Brien shares her story with us in this episode of The Vault.

'FRAE' means 'from' and Tiffany's store, FRAE Everyday Goods, takes that into careful consideration with each product's life cycle. Where did the product come from, where is the product going, where will the product eventually end up? Tiffany also teaches a variety of skills through one-on-one conversation and workshops at the store to educate and inspire customers.

Throughout this episode Tiffany shares how she combined her love of fashion, connecting people with the products they need, her family, and environmental sustainability to build FRAE. You may even gain some tips and tools on what products to use to make your day-to-day consumption sustainable!

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