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The substance of the yarn coupled with the open nature of the weave makes for a truly unique fabric that is soft and breathable but substantial. And we can't help but think if you starched it and let it hang to dry in the Summer sun, you would experience a night of sleep just as my Dad described from his childhood memories. View Post -
A few weeks ago, we gave baby Katharine a tour of the family business. She was able to spend time at the store with me and tour the farm with her Grandfather, Mark. We believe in teaching the values of hard work, perseverance, and dedication at an early age — my daughter is no exception. ... View Post -
Most of you won’t remember Decatur, Alabama in the 1920s or even know of the city today. But it’s in this North Alabama town where a significant part of Red Land Cotton’s story actually began. See, it was in the 1920s that Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Madeline Gray set up housekeeping in a home on Gra... View Post -
You know the feeling...the one you get when you have big news and can't wait to tell others. That's how we are feeling these days! Read on to learn what we've been dying to share. View Post -
Do you remember spending the night at your grandmother’s home? I do. I remember the smell of bacon frying as soon as I awakened. A chance to be spoiled and loved like only grandparents do. A tuck-in at night that was a tad too snug. And a bed that was just a little warmer and softer than mine at ... View Post -
So much has been going on at Red Land Cotton and we wanted to update you all! We're talking about our new ticking stripe and basics offerings as well as our new bath towels that will be launching soon! View Post -
Who's ready for the CMT Country Music Awards tonight!? Not only are we excited to see the stars of Nashville perform, but we are also hoping they will enjoy a special gift from us in their gift bags! We are proud to announce every gift bag given out at this evening's CMT Music Awards will... View Post -
We're Almost At The Finish Line! (No Pun Intended) Yesterday, we were able to watch as our cloth ran through part of the "finishing" process. This is the final process in turning fibers to useable cloth before it can be cut and sewn. We will attempt to explain the process below in the best pos... View Post
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