Canadian designer Suzanne Jaberg founded Suzabelle in 2005. Based in Seattle, Washington, the company has quickly developed into a popular and elegant line found in exclusive boutiques across the US and Canada. Suzanne's designs have been described as innovative and feminine yet classic. Popular amongst fashionistas nationwide, Suzabelle was named "the Seattle Coat Queen" by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and "One to watch" by Forbes Magazine.
Suzabelle believes what comes around goes around, even in business. To help offset the impact of production and transportation of it's garments on the environment, Suzabelle donates 5% of profits to Conservation International™. We share C.I.'s mission to conserve Earth's living heritage and to help demonstrate that human societies can live harmoniously with nature and thrive spiritually, culturally and economically. Visit www.conservation.org to learn more about C.I.'s mission and latest projects.
Suzabelle is dedicated to employing sweatshop-free labour because protecting human welfare is critical to ensuring that worldwide conservation initiatives and actions are sustainable and effective. Our goal is to provide better living wages than big chain-store competitors and safe, healthy work environments for people in less-developed communities.
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