The USLBA 2008 Best of Chicago Award is given to companies “that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and community. Winners are determined based on the information gathered by the USLBA and data provided by third parties,” said Ashley Carter, Selection Committee Chair.
Come see what the buzz is about!!!
Hoohobbers opens a new Near North retail boutique
Hoohobbers has recently moved their production facility from Chicago's south side to the Elston corridor. "Moving our factory to North Elston Avenue allowed us to open a conveniently located retail boutique," says Courtney Eber, Vice President. "Over the years we have had many customers from the city -as well as the suburbs- who not only appreciate our product design, but also that we make everything in the USA...right here in Chicago. Now it's really easy to drive to our store and purchase from our entire product line", Courtney says, "plus actually watch the products being made.”
Hoohobbers retail store and factory are located at 1657 N. Elston Avenue, just one block East of the North Avenue exit on the Kennedy Expressway (90/94).
About Hoohobbers
Hoohobbers is a family-owned USA company, headquartered in Chicago since 1981. Hoohobbers designs and manufactures a broad product line including its signature, child-portable rocking and junior director chairs. Other popular items include: crib bedding, Moses baskets, diaper bags, baby rockers, cradle and bassinet bedding. Hoohobbers offers personalizing on almost every item for that extra-special touch.
All products are available in over 30 Design Collections.
Each Design Collection reflects Hoohobbers’ philosophy of “sophisticated, traditional design with a modern slant.” Custom bedding (to king size) in virtually immediate turn-around times is also an increasing part of Hoohobbers business.
Hoohobbers has won many national awards over the years for its rocking horses, easels, Moses baskets, baby rockers, been recognized for design innovation by having been granted over 75 patents and been jury-elected into the permanent collection of America’s premiere modern art museum, MOMA in New York.
