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Ethical canine fashion finds a home at Gone to the Dogs in Park Slope
by Sydney Berman April 12, 2022

When Jenn Wong and Santos Agustin first met working in fashion, they bonded right away.

They connected over shared interest in the ethics and sustainability of their industry. Coincidentally, both brought home rescue dogs, Ollie and Miles, around the same time.

The foundation for their friendship soon sparked an idea: a business that would combine slow fashion with their love of dogs.

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Gone to the Dogs - How It All Happened
by Jennifer Wong September 3, 2021

What's the story behind Gone to the Dogs? Santos and I spill the beans on how we came up with our vision of an ethical pet brand and why it's so important to work directly with women makers and build an equitable, eco-friendly enterprise that supports the pet community.

Video and Film by: Jean-Guillaume Buckel and Brina Thurston 💕

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Ethical canine fashion finds a home at Gone to the Dogs in Park Slope

Gone to the Dogs - How It All Happened