Dressed for Rider Nation: Handmade fashion

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With the Saskatchewan Roughrider season officially kicking off this weekend, many Rider fans are pulling out their best green and white--but do you have unique custom-made pieces? That's what Hilary De Paz, owner of Me & You Handmades, creates! She takes your Rider gear and turns it into a unique vest, windbreaker or jacket! Being a longtime Rider fan who loves crafting, it's a match made in heaven! She joins us ahead of Saturday's game to talk about her business's journey and how you can get a custom piece!
12 Jun 1PM English Canada News Commentary

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