At the dawn of human history, our homo-sapien ancestors were forced to
walk indiscretely around with no shelter from the elements. Clothing, formed from animal skins and assorted foliage, emerged to address concerns about protection from nature's foul moods. Since that time, which studies have determined to be roughly 500,000 B.C., clothing has evolved from a craft of necessity into the sport of fashion. But despite such changes, clothing's fundamental purpose has remained the same: to ensure that the great people of this world aren't walking around all sorts of naked. Now, 25,000 score years after a date around which some well-educated people think clothing may have been invented, Digsmith proudly carries on that sacred tradition.
Please browse our wares, found to the right or below, at your leisure.
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Jessica Stephenson models "Don't you forget about me."