Made in America Mondays ~ Volume 3

Get ready because I am a bout to BLOW. YOUR. MIND.

Today's made in America product is about to solve all your problems.  Okay so maybe not all of them, but it will at least solve the problem of your cold, damp feet slipping around in your boots.  Today I bring you to Bootights.

SOCKS + TIGHTS = BOOTIGHTS®

So, basically if socks and tights got together all Christian Grey style, Bootights would be their love child (and a shameless plug for my book that comes out TOMORROW).

I digress. Here is some more info about the product from its creators:

Why choose Bootights®?

The answer is simple - you are a boot loving woman who knows style and loves comfort. Bootights® is the first tight designed specifically for boots. Bootights® are a premium tight with a performance sock attached so your legs look amazing and your feet feel great all day long. No need to suffer ever again in your boots.

1. the tight
   1. premium quality with all over support for a smooth, controlled silhouette.
   2. dig-free waistband doesn't roll or bind.
   3. cotton gusset so you can go commando if you like.
   4. silky soft, semi-opaque classic tight with core colors every wardrobe needs and sophisticated and fun patterns to compliment every outfit.
2. the sock
   1. moisture-wicking so feet are drier and warmer
   2. compression arch support so feet feel supported and energized all day long.
   3. top mesh so feet breath inside boots
   4. sculpted cushioning so heel and toe are protected and comfy in boots
   5. contoured fit of sock so boots fit amazing. no more slipping feet or bunching socks! 

This is one of those products that makes me smack myself in the head and say "Why didn't I think of that." It's brilliant!  Bootights come in a variety of styles and colors and Oprah wears them.  So...I mean they have to be good.

I know I'm going to snag a few pairs, the toughest part will be deciding which styles to try!  Would you like to try Bootights?  Save 10% on your first order with the code VOTE 10.  Shop now.

If you are a retailer who would like to carry Bootights in your boutique, please contact me for wholesale information (jennifersanzo@yahoo.com).

Shop American and love your feet as much as you love your boots!

xoxo

Jenny

Reading List

I'm not going to pretend that a great deal of my time is spent doing leisure reading.  These days most of it occurs on the toilet.  (I apologize for the unpleasant mental image).  When you're a mama of two the word "leisure" in general tends to be a non sequitur, but if I had my way I'd figure out how to get paid to read.  I could read all day every day.  Happiness for me, truly is a good book.

And guess what?  I just read one!  And I "know" the author.

The super talented Rebecca Cooper Thumann is my blogger friend and soul sister, who happens to have the one up on me in the novel department.  She has written three.  Oh yes.  Three.  I have written: none.  Not that I want to.  I'm pretty sure I couldn't write a novel if my life depended on it.  I can read them.  I can write about them.  But write them?  Hell to the no.

But this sweet, kind-hearted girl has written three.  They are all Pride and Prejudice fanfic.  (I told you we were soul sisters!)  And so far I've read her first novel The London Chronicles, which I loved despite her warning me of an errant typo or two.  I wanted to read her first book first, because I am the kind of geek who enjoys seeing someone evolve as a writer.  I can't wait to read Lost Along the Way, which is sitting on my nightstand as we speak.

In my humble opinion, The London Chronicles was a terrific debut novel.  I loved the story, and while the themes of Pride and Prejudice are apparent, I didn't feel like I was reading a cheap imitation.  It would easily stand alone as a lovely, albeit at times suspenseful, love story, without the Austen connection.  The characters are well-developed, the story line holds your interest, and the pacing was perfect.  It's a funny, thrilling, and feel-good book.  Think: Bridget Jones meets Knotting Hill meets Sex in the City with a touch of John Grisham just for good measure.   Is it chick lit?  Yes.  Is it predictable?  Sure.  Should you read it?  Yes.  Will you love it?  Absolutely.  Will you find yourself asking "Christian who?"  Yeah, probably.  Mr. Grey has nothing on Christopher Harrington (except maybe that stack of psychotherapy bills from Dr. Flynn).

Why waste time, get your copy here:

I can't wait to hear what you think!

Maybe I can start my own book club - like Oprah - only without her tv show, readership, or bank roll...

All in favor of  a monthly column titled The Fashionista's Fiction Picks say "aye."

Here's September's reading list.  You can read one or all four!

Happy Reading!

xoxo

Jenny