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Deadstock fabric, also known as deadstock textiles or deadstock material, refers to excess fabric or textile inventory that was produced but not used or sold by the manufacturer or retailer. This fabric can come from a variety of sources, such as cancelled orders, overproduction, or end-of-season fabrics.

Rather than being thrown away or destroyed, deadstock fabrics can be repurposed and used for other purposes, including sustainable fashion. By using deadstock fabric, designers can reduce waste and limit the environmental impact of producing new textiles. Additionally, using deadstock fabrics often means that the fabrics are limited in quantity, making the resulting clothing more unique and exclusive.

Deadstock fabric is often considered to be a more sustainable alternative to producing new fabric, as it prevents excess inventory from ending up in landfills or being incinerated. Explore our about page to discover more about our origin story and sustainable business practices.

Our collection is made with eco-friendly materials, specifically deadstock fabric. We believe that sustainable fashion is the future of the industry, and we are proud to be a part of this movement.

We also prioritize ethical labor practices and ensure that all workers involved in the production of our clothes are treated fairly and paid a living wage.

Our goal is to create timeless pieces that are not only beautiful but also align with our values of sustainability and social responsibility. We believe that everyone can make a difference by choosing to shop sustainably, and we hope to inspire our customers to join us in our mission.

We're happy to issue a refund or exchange within 30 days of delivery of unworn, unwashed clothing with tags attached.