Legendary sandal scion Jack Rogers has launched a chic collaboration with Quadrille, a renowned home interior fabric company known for their bright colors and joyful patterns. Quadrille’s classic fabrics have been applied to the iconic Jack Rogers Navajo Sandal. The editors of House Beautiful will toast the launch of the collection [comprised of two styles & includes five total color-ways] on May 21st at the Jack Rogers Madison Avenue boutique….just in time for the summer season!

Born on the streets of Capri, the iconic “Navajo” sandal was first made in the U.S. by small, independent cobblers in and around Palm Beach. Founded in 1960, Jack Rogers quickly became a leader in the booming footwear industry of South Florida and put the Navajo into expanded production.

The Navajo stepped into their rightful place as an American classic on the feet of fashion icon Jackie Kennedy. They have since become the footwear of choice of fabulous, fashionable women coast to coast, and gliding down the streets of the Hamptons. A half century later, the Navajo is still made by hand in Florida. Jack Rogers offers a wide selection of year-round footwear that can be found in select boutiques.

**Retailing for $138, the collection will become available in June 2012 on www.JackRogersUSA.com

About Quadrille:

For over forty years Quadrille Fabrics has been known for creative patterns and superb quality. The Quadrille line, which includes the fabric collections of China Seas and Alan Campbell, features bright and bold prints that are favored by top interior designers. Due to their timeless designs, Quadrille Fabrics has evolved into one of the world’s leading textile companies.

**For more information go to: www.quadrillefabrics.com