News


2008
  • Monkey Lisa™ introduced Cranklz™ reversible shoe straps in patterns for boys.
  • Monkey Lisa™ introduced Cranklz™ reversible shoe straps in women’s sizes.
  • Monkey Lisa, owner of Cranklz reversible straps for shoes, and Wee Ones™, Inc., a leader in infants and girls accessories for 33 years, announced the launch of the new line of Cranklz straps for Wee Ones. The interchangeable and reversible Cranklz ribbon straps fit children’s shoes, such as Crocs™ Kids Cayman™ shoes.

    2007
  • Monkey Lisa introduced patent-pending Cranklz reversible straps for shoes with removable straps, such as Crocs shoes.
  • Monkey Lisa added hair clips, PageGrabr™ magnetic bookmarks, and key chains to the product line.

    2006
  • Monkey Lisa, the company, was born. The initial product offering included three styles of headbands.

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  • Monkey Lisa, the person, was born.


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    Who is Monkey Lisa?


    Monkey Lisa is Lisa Burnett, but a few years older than the toddler that she was when her uncle lovingly gave her that nickname. The company, Monkey Lisa, came to life in 2006, when Lisa started making and selling headbands “on the side” of her full-time career in marketing for technology companies. The entrepreneur in Lisa loved the creation process—creation of the products and creation of a new company. So, she left the technology to the geeks and expanded the line of Monkey Lisa fashion accessories to include patent-pending Cranklz ribbon straps for shoes, three styles of headbands, two styles of hair clips, magnetic bookmarks and key chains.

    Today, Monkey Lisa products are available in clothing and gift stores throughout the southeast. Headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, Monkey Lisa is committed to quality and cuteness.



    • ©Copyright 2007-2008 Monkey Lisa.
    Monkey Lisa and Cranklz are trademarks of Monkey Lisa. Crocs and the Crocs logo are trademarks of Crocs, Inc. Monkey Lisa is not directly affiliated with Crocs, Inc.