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Olivia Rodrigo Teams With Etsy on Handmade Daisy Chain Fields Merch Collection Ahead of Inaugural Festival
Olivia Rodrigo has launched a handmade merchandise collection on Etsy ahead of her first Daisy Chains Music Festival. The collaboration highlights products from women-owned businesses and extends into an on-site creative village, linking the festival’s branding with independent makers and charitable fundraising.
The collection includes items such as flower crowns, embroidered patches, jewellery, painted lockets and playing cards, with prices ranging from under $10 to $150. Daisy Chain Fields takes place at Great Park in Irvine, California, on 29 August, featuring an all-female line-up including Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski and Bikini Kill; net proceeds will support several reproductive-rights and maternal-health organisations.
In short
- Rodrigo launches Etsy-made festival merchandise with women-owned shops.
- Prices range from under $10 to $150.
- Festival proceeds will support reproductive and maternal-health charities.
Explained simply
Olivia Rodrigo is an American singer-songwriter best known for her debut album "Sour" and follow-up "Guts," which became major commercial successes. She is launching her first-ever music festival called Daisy Chain in California this August, and has partnered with Etsy, the online marketplace for handmade and vintage goods, to create a special merchandise collection for the event.
The Daisy Chain festival will take place at Great Park in Irvine, California, and features an all-female line-up of musicians spanning multiple genres. The event is structured around charitable fundraising, with all net proceeds supporting organisations focused on reproductive rights and maternal health.
The Etsy partnership highlights handmade items from women-owned and independent small businesses rather than mass-produced concert merchandise. The collection includes items ranging in price from under $10 to $150, reflecting the work of different artisans, with a creative village also operating on-site during the festival itself. This arrangement connects musicians, fans and makers around the event and its charitable objectives.
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