Untitled 11:11 is the combined effort of David Peck and Laurel Anderson. They have decided to combine efforts and start their own line in order to express their unique point of view. Their mutual drive and solid work ethic have led them to this new venture in New York. A few years and thousands of miles away from where they started, David and Laurel are taking the New York fashion world by storm. They are launching a new label of designer level women’s wear. The line will mix European high fashion influences and American sensibilities with a healthy dose of humor. Their new line is sophisticated, quirky and fun--filled with beautifully finished garments that will add to the modern fashion vernacular. David and Laurel are committed to adhering to ethical and environmentally responsible business practices. They are passionate about manufacturing close to the source and using Fair-Trade, eco-friendly, and American products whenever possible. Knowing that this will be difficult and not always possible, especially in the first few years, the designers remain committed to making a difference. David and Laurel’s zeal for “green practices” in their work stems from a desire to integrate these values into their own lives and offer the benefits to their customers through their business.

Untitled 11:11 is the combined effort of David Peck and Laurel Anderson. They have decided to combine efforts and start their own line in order to express their unique point of view. Their mutual drive and solid work ethic have led them to this new venture in New York. A few years and thousands of miles away from where they started, David and Laurel are taking the New York fashion world by storm. They are launching a new label of designer level women’s wear. The line will mix European high fashion influences and American sensibilities with a healthy dose of humor.

Their new line is sophisticated, quirky and fun--filled with beautifully finished garments that will add to the modern fashion vernacular. David and Laurel are committed to adhering to ethical and environmentally responsible business practices. They are passionate about manufacturing close to the source and using Fair-Trade, eco-friendly, and American products whenever possible. Knowing that this will be difficult and not always possible, especially in the first few years, the designers remain committed to making a difference. David and Laurel’s zeal for “green practices” in their work stems from a desire to integrate these values into their own lives and offer the benefits to their customers through their business.