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Made X Hudson at Field & Supply: A Weekend of Making, Community, and Zero Waste Fashion
This past weekend, the Made X Hudson crew packed up our garments, our energy, and our love for Hudson Valley makers and headed to the Hutton Brickyards in Kingston, NY for...
Q&A with Moth Snow of Touch Threads
We’re so excited to welcome Moth Snow to Made X Hudson on June 20th for an afternoon blockprinting workshop from 2–5pm. Moth is a Kingston-based folk-naturalist painter whose work spans...
Where Our Fabric Scraps Go: A Q&A with Helpsy
Made X Hudson partners with Helpsy to keep fabric scraps out of landfills. Learn how textile recycling works, what happens to donated clothes, and how you can help.
Q&A with Sherri Cohen: Jewelry Designer, Eco Dyer & Painter
Nestled in the heart of the Hudson Valley, we sat down with Kingston-based artisan, Sherri Cohen, to talk about her handcrafted jewelry, eco-printed textiles, and Judaica that are deeply rooted...
Q&A with Surface Designer & Author, Jen Hewett
We’re thrilled to welcome Hudson Valley–based surface designer and author, Jen Hewett, to Made X Hudson for a special Intro to Embroidery workshop. Jen doesn’t teach in person often these...
Made X Hudson's Guide to a Hudson Valley Getaway
Planning a weekend in the upper Hudson Valley? Here's a guide for exploring around Made X Hudson. Our two sister locations are just 10 minutes apart in the historic towns...
Maker Q&A: Caroline of Too Tomboy
We are so proud to present Too Tomboy. Our team has been working with the founder, Caroline, for the last year to help her develop her line from concept to...
The Zero-Waste "Kimmy" Dress: More Than a Garment
Some dresses are more than garments—they're tributes, memories made tangible, and celebrations of lives beautifully lived. A Loss, A Walk, A Window In March 2024, designer and creative consultant, Liz...
MXH Book Club: Our 2025 Wrap
We’re wrapping up our first year of Book Club—and already looking ahead to year two. We knew 2025 would be a politically and culturally turbulent year, so from the beginning,...
Maker Q&A: Christopher Nahas
This blog post has been nearly four years in the making. We began working with Christopher Nahas in the early days of our atelier, when he came to us with...
Comfort Meets Polish: How to Dress for Holiday Feasting
Dressing for the holidays can mean a wide range of things, from casual to formal, and from at-home to on-the-town. Today, we want to talk about the cozy gatherings —...
Maker Q&A: Maddie West of Sloppy Seconds NYC
WHEN DESIGNER Maddie West first approached us about carrying her reworked vintage line Sloppy Seconds NYC, we loved what she was doing and requested a box of garments to try...
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