SHOP SMALL GIVE BIG ... BUT MAKE IT WILD
Maiden Noir, an AAPI independently ran business located in the Japantown of the greater Chinatown-International District of Seattle has partnered with Interim's WILD youth program with the re-launch of Maiden Noir’s physical storefront Spring opening to include a RE-USE SHOP. In celebration of AAPI heritage month and #GiveBig Washington we hope to bring awareness to this inner-city youth program to bridge the connections of our neighborhood youth and elders within their communities to be leaders for future generations.
Each purchase of the Re-USE shops outdoor gear items instore and online will support the WILD youth Summer program located in the center of Chinatown. The selection of goods in the RE-USE shop is a curated collection of gently used outdoor gear from vintage to premiere outdoor brands ranging from bags, prints, footwear and select SS21 Printed T-shirt collections. A variety of sizes for all ages for men, women and youth and footwear from size youth size 2 to Men's size 12. Not all items are listed online so be sure to book an appointment for this week as stock is limited. Shop the RE-USE section here.
DaDaDa Gallery
513 S. Main St.
Seattle, WA 98104
The Maiden Noir showroom/shop at DaDaDa in Japantown Seattle, is now open BY APPOINTMENT.
*Not all items from the Re-Use offering will be online so book an appointment in-store as stock is limited.
Wild Inner-city Leadership Development (WILD) supports inner-city AAPI, BIPOC, and refugee youth from ages 14-18 in weekday after-school and outdoor adventure Summer programming. The WILD program ran by Interim CDA, a non-profit based in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, is an award winning youth program that engages over 100 low-income refugee and immigrant youth in three tiers of leadership with year round experiential programming through neighborhood projects that focus on environmental justice, intergenerational learning and civic engagement.
513 S. Main St.
Seattle, WA 98104
The Maiden Noir showroom/shop at DaDaDa in Japantown Seattle, is now open BY APPOINTMENT.
*Not all items from the Re-Use offering will be online so book an appointment in-store as stock is limited.
Wild Inner-city Leadership Development (WILD) supports inner-city AAPI, BIPOC, and refugee youth from ages 14-18 in weekday after-school and outdoor adventure Summer programming. The WILD program ran by Interim CDA, a non-profit based in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, is an award winning youth program that engages over 100 low-income refugee and immigrant youth in three tiers of leadership with year round experiential programming through neighborhood projects that focus on environmental justice, intergenerational learning and civic engagement.
