Time after time

Just in time for the clocks to fall back, the General is now carrying Furni + Raised By Wolves limited edition watches in grey and green. At only 28$, these water-resistant babies are a steal. Plus they come fully equipped with a phone book,  hourly chime, 12 or 24 hour display mode, stopwatch, countdown timer and multiple alarm with melody settings and indigo backlight!

The clocks fall back an hour at 2am on the morning of Sunday November 7th.

Rock 'em, Sock 'em

We're now carrying recycled cotton socks made in the U S of A. They come from a brilliant little company called Sock Dreams, hell bent on providing socks for all desires, shapes and sizes.

We have military boot socks, chevron over the knee socks, knee socks and ribbed thigh highs for wearing over nylons or on their own.


The military boot socks are the real deal, made for hiking hours in boots without blistering your tootsies, and this specific style is made exclusively for Sock Dreams. The chevron over the knee socks are the perfect accessory for wearing your skirts and dresses through this brisk autumn weather.

Get 'em while they last! These babies are going fast!

Glasgow Design Fall Collection

The awaited Glasgow Fall/Winter 2010 has arrived! Lots of long-sleeved dresses to get you through the chilly months ahead. The colours are ultramarine, forest green, peacock; the textures are suede-like, satin, wool...with lovely surprises of lace, silk and sequined detailing.

Some of my favourite pieces are the Iris (above), Delila (below) and Bianca (last pic).

Supayana Sensation

We're so excited to announce that we have received our new Supayana stock of gorgeous dresses and tops. If you've walked by the window, you'll have noticed a gorgeous grey linen-blend dress with lace front panel detailing. Also amongst the goodies are the Night Sailor, a black organic cotton jersey dress with sequin applique; and the Bridget - exclusive to the General! - a gorgeous floral in wintry colours, perfect for brightening up these gloomy cloud-covered days.