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Disrupting the cycle of violence

Sequence Customizer

Customize our most popular bracelet for
yourself, your team or your cause.

  • Top BandTopThreads
  • Middle BandMiddle
  • Bottom BandBottom
  • TieTie


Buy now Virtual Try-on

Designed by you. Made by hand.

  • $40.00
  • $35.00 (orders of 5+)
  • $30.00 (orders of 10+)
  • $25.00 (orders of 20+)
  • $20.00 (orders of 50+)

Each bracelet is made-to-order by hand so please allow 2-4 weeks for shipping. Colors may slightly differ from their appearance on screen.

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Microsoft Edge helps SEQUENCE create digital tools for lasting change

Strongly believing in the pioneering work SEQUENCE does to rebuild communities through entrepreneurship, and personal and professional development, Microsoft Edge is excited to contribute to this mission. By working together to take the SEQUENCE Collection site to the next level, SEQUENCE and Microsoft Edge developed interactive web experiences to create new connections for the artisans to reach new customers worldwide.

Microsoft Edge is the faster, safer way to get things done on the web.

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About Microsoft Edge Web Showcase

Microsoft Edge Web Showcase is dedicated to partnering with organizations around the world to highlight extraordinary and exciting new ventures. This program explores opportunities to contribute to a diverse set of literacy programs and to develop partnerships to showcase web technology.

Technology for this site

  • WebGL

    We're using WebGL technology for the 3D bracelet customizer. We mathematically generated the threads and used a 3D scanner for the tie, then created textures to make all of the elements appear as a single piece of jewelry. You can read more about WebGL techonology here: https://www.khronos.org/webgl/.

  • WebRTC

    WebRTC is really new. You can read about it here: https://webrtc.org/. We're using it as part of the Augmented Reality because it allows you to access streaming video using the getUserMedia API. Basically, this allows us to access the user's webcamera, interpret the video stream (searching for AR markers) and then add a 3D object overlay on the screen to create the "virtual try-on" feature.