Disclosure: This is not a compensated or sponsored post. I was provided the products for review purposes only. All opinions expressed here are my own.

I have always loved the Echo brand. It’s not just because I have bought my holiday gifts from them for the past couple of years. It’s because they make a great look that lasts and has tons of style.

It was no surprise that in this time of COVID-19, they have responded to our needs to stay safe with these fantastic errand gloves and bandanas that are both effective and attractive. They also make comfortable loungewear to keep a smile on your face.

Washable Colorblock Errand Glove with Echo Touch

Echo’s new Errand Gloves are all machine washable. In a super lightweight fabric and with Echo Touch® technology, you’re good to go, wherever you go. They come in a wide variety of colors. Echo Touch® fingertips allow you to operate touchscreen devices while wearing your gloves. The gloves fit snuggly on your hand, and will also keep your hands warm when it gets cold. The best part is that $5 donated for each unit sold to Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund.

Framed Blooms of Oceania Scarf

The inspiration behind this scarf originated from our theme of traveling and exploring the world. This time the destination was Australia. We became enchanted by the rich palette featured throughout its flora and fauna.

 

Bukhara Sleepshirt

In a rich paisley print, any woman will love, this sleepshirt is cool and comfortable. Your old sleepwear gets an upgrade with this soft and stretchy nightshirt.

 

 

 

Edgar and Theresa Hyman founded Echo Scarfs on their wedding day in 1923. They went to City Hall to get their marriage license and decided to incorporate their business while they were there. Soon after, they set up shop in the heart of New York City, capturing its vibrancy in the gorgeous colors, patterns, and textures of their scarfs.

Over the years, Echo has established itself as the destination for beautifully made, fashion-forward scarfs. In 1992, Echo brought its design sensibility to new categories, launching brand extensions into the home, cold weather, beach cover-ups, hats, and bags.

Today, Echo is a global brand with products in multiple categories sold in department and specialty stores throughout the world, in North America, Japan, Europe and the UK, as well as on echodesign.com.

I love that Echo New York is designing products to help get through these difficult times.