Margo uses painting and eco-printing techniques (the transferring of pigment from plant material to fabric) to hand-dye garments and accessories, so no two pieces are ever alike.

Melke sources embroidered patches from Ukrainian artisans and hand-appliques them onto her small-batch garments

Reclaimed painter’s pants, lovingly patched, mended and embroidered, sometimes with a few Cracker Jack charms stitched on? Yes, please.

Vintage Kantha quilts — Indian patchwork, meticulously hand-quilted with running stitch — get new lives as fully reversible tote bags and jackets that show off all that heritage handwork.

Not only does Kaitlyn refashion her vintage finds, she adds her own little touches such as her embroidered logo, pearl studs, signature raw edges and various other details.

KC sources quality vintage denim apparel and tie-dyes it, so each formerly mass produced item becomes a one-of-a-kind piece to treasure for years to come.