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Siblings run Philly fashion business inspired by their Brazilian heritage
Thursday, October 24, 2024 8:59PM
Siblings run Philly fashion business inspired by Brazilian heritageNicole and Jordan Haddad were cut from the same cloth, so it’s no surprise they work so well together with their small clothing business, ‘Lobo Mau’.
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (WPVI) — Nicole and Jordan Haddad were cut from the same cloth, so it’s no surprise they work so well together with their small clothing business, ‘Lobo Mau’.
They can trace their small business aspirations back to their parents, who are Brazilian Jazz musicians.
The Haddads are repeat participants in the annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show, which will take place this year from November 15-17 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Watch the video above to see their story.
To learn more about the 48th Annual PMA Craft Show, or Lobo Mau, visit their websites.
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