M SHOP

 
 

Michelle Alleyne, Supply Chain Strategist & Founder, earned a B.S. at Howard U. in Fashion Merchandising w/minor in Business Management, exchanged at FIT studying Apparel Production Management, and earned an M.S. from Parsons School of Design in Strategic Design and Management; further sharpening her skills to innovate responsible solutions for fashion industry problems. She’s a self-proclaimed “manufacturing geek”.

Michelle’s worked in all aspects of the NYC Garment Center; Managing Production / Supply Chain / Logistics, Product Developer, Merchandiser, Buyer, Trim Buyer; affording her immeasurable industry knowledge from personal hands on experience at every price point & category.

She founded M SHOP, formerly a 🔥 NYC boutique supporting avant-garde emerging designers, which dressed countless A-Listers. It gave her the opportunity to design her own eponymous label + special organic t’s to raise proceeds for her favorite charities. The boutique has since pivoted into the Full-Service Fashion Firm it is today, providing Workshops, Consulting, + Products to aid fashion brands with Growth Strategy, while incorporating Sustainable Systems (from concept to design & product development, marketing, PR, experiences, fashion show production, sourcing / supply chain strategy, to sales).

In addition, Michelle’s a Professor at leading institutions - Parsons School of Design, FIT, LIM College, The School of The NY Times, & Vogue Summer School. She's Contributing Editor at Fashion Mannuscript magazine. She authored the booklet, “How To Manufacture/Produce Your Designs”, and created SustainableFashionPages.com - a database that connects the fashion industry to Sustainable Supply Chain Resources, as "greening up" the Fashion Supply Chain is her mission.

She's mentored The New School’s Impact Entrepreneurship Initiative, The National Society of Leadership and Success, and is continually invited to critique designers and lecture worldwide on Fashion Start-up & Growth, Sustainability, Sourcing / Supply Chain, & Marketing. She's a Futurist & Thought Leader who’s also been a Stylist for fashion editorials, Millicent Shelton directed music videos, and Spike Lee directed TV commercials.

Michelle Alleyne