Women of the world, unite!  We love partnering with extraordinary women like Heather Harlan. ​Forever inspired by strong women past and present, Heather's clothes are meant to make you feel comfortable, capable, confident and empowered. These are special, well-crafted pieces that go anywhere, that are equal parts relaxed and elegant, feminine and strong, practical and chic.

This gift set was curated for women who believe in equality and are committed to showing the world what hope can drive. For the woman who never gives up. For women who bring creative solutions to complicated problems. For your friend who marches for what she believes in.  For women who make impossible, possible.  For women who exude hope. 

The gift set (a $265 retail value) includes:

• A Heather Harlan T-shirt (Note: T-shirts run small)
• One Elia Fulmen 14K gold vermeil chain necklace and a Change Agent empowerment charm 

ABOUT THE JEWELRY:

• 14k gold vermeil charm measures 0.625" in diameter
• 22" 14k gold vermeil chain designed with 20 link rings throughout the chain for hanging charms and adjusting length or style
  

This set arrives packaged and ready-to-give. We promise fast shipping and easy returns. If you don't love it, simply return it. 

About the Founders:

Heather Harlan is a skilled & passionate designer and creative director with more than two decades of experience helping build businesses for dynamic and successful women-led brands like Diane von Furstenberg and Rachel Roy. Her fashion roots go back to her teenage years growing up in the Midwest, when she first learned to sew and began making clothes for herself. After graduating the University of Wisconsin with a degree in journalism, she headed to New York City for her first job as an editorial assistant at a women's magazine. After two years of spending her free time making clothes and scouring flea markets for vintage inspiration, she decided to abandon her short journalism career to pursue her true passion and study fashion design at FIT.

Whitney Wright is the founder of Elia Fulmen, a fine jewelry company on a mission to empower women through jewelry designed to facilitate elements of research-based empowerment theory. Prior to founding Elia Fulmen, Whitney built a career working in communications, marketing, strategy and business development at Gilt Groupe and Time Inc, augmented by experiences in finance and also in hospitality at the Thomas Keller Restaurant Group. She co-founded the Athena Collective, an Alabama-based non-profit dedicated to gender equity in economic development.