Like many stories in our lives, the Wrapped in Love story started with an illness. Our founder Karen's Mom had become very ill from cancer and pulmonary fibrosis. It was Christmas Eve and Karen's mom told her she no longer wanted to receive visitors as she felt she looked too bad in her state of illness. It broke Karen's heart to see how her mother had lost her dignity. Karen decided that she was going to make her feel special and pretty on Christmas day. She made her a wrap that could go over her hospital gown and put a pretty flower pin on it (she loved flowers and gardening). Karen put a little bit of lipstick on her and gave her some rosy cheeks, and Karen saw her mother's familiar smile come back. That day inspired Karen for the rest of her life. Karen saw that helping someone feel and look special despite their illness could really make an impact on a patient’s outlook and dignity. That day Karen was inspired to create Wrapped in Love, a clothing and accessory line for women with cancer and other illnesses, to provide them with comfort, style and dignity, despite illness. Behind every Wrapped in Love creation is a whole lot of care and core values that we never compromise on. ~Having cancer doesn’t mean giving up your sense of style. ~Chemo clothes should be designed with the patient in mind — but still be practical for healthcare workers. ~Made in the USA with love because you deserve the best. Wrapped in Love has been featured in/on: WWD (Women's Wear Daily), D Magazine, Fox 2 Detroit, Macomb Daily, Hour Detroit, Seen Magazine, Suncoast FYI, Macomb Now magazine, WJR radio, WWJ radio, Florine Mark's Remarkable Woman show, WXYZ TV, WDIV TV, Fox 2 Detroit, WFTS TV Tampa, WDVM TV Washington DC, WGVU radio, FOX/CBS Jacksonville, WWSB ABC7 Suncoast View, CBS San Diego.