CRAFT STUDIES

    CRAFT STUDIES

    Below we show our craft approach and sustainable thinking across garment types — from bridal and evening wear to luxury repair, upcycling and wardrobe renewal.

    Wedding gown → christening outfitUpcycling

    Wedding gown → christening outfit

    Lace and silk from a treasured wedding gown reworked into a christening outfit.

    ♺ ≈ 0.5 kg textile waste saved

    "Like putting that day back on my child."

    Mother's qipao restoredLuxury Repair

    Mother's qipao restored

    A mother's qipao, refitted and restored, worn at a daughter's graduation.

    ♺ One garment's life continued

    "Two generations' days, joined together."

    Blazer restored to wear againGown Alteration

    Blazer restored to wear again

    A blazer set aside for its shoulders — reshaped, repaired and taken in.

    ♺ ≈ 1.2 kg textile waste saved

    "Like a new piece — that was really the old one."

    A wardrobe, systematically renewedWardrobe

    A wardrobe, systematically renewed

    A full wardrobe review — deciding what to keep, alter and upcycle.

    ♺ Several pieces back in rotation

    "It turned out I didn't need to buy more."

    Rebalancing an evening dressGown Alteration

    Rebalancing an evening dress

    An evening dress rebalanced at length and waistline to fall cleanly.

    ♺ An evening dress saved from disuse

    "I finally dare to wear it out again."

    Silk blouse repairLuxury Repair

    Silk blouse repair

    A damaged silk blouse, delicately mended with buttons replaced.

    ♺ ≈ 0.3 kg textile waste saved

    "You can hardly tell it was mended."