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What lands in your wardrobe.

— and what doesn't.
01

One of one

Every piece is its own thing. No size runs, no restocks. If it's gone, it's gone — find another fabric, make another piece.

02

Fabric with a past

Deadstock, vintage curtains, charity-shop blazers, your grandmother's table linen. Everything starts as something else.

03

Visible mending

We patch, sashiko-stitch and over-dye where it shows. The history of a fabric is the best part of it.

04

Made on a small table

No factories, no overseas printers. Three pairs of hands, one studio, one sewing machine that's older than us.

Buy less, buy one-of-a-kind, and let the next person have the rest.
— our whole thing, basically

How a Curious Closet piece comes to life

The whole story →
01

Rummage

Charity shops, vintage fairs, deadstock rolls and your grandma's airing cupboard. We don't buy new fabric.

02

Rinse & mend

Everything's washed, repaired and re-dyed in small batches. The history stays, the stains don't.

03

Cut & stitch

Patterns drawn on the table, cut by hand, sewn in the evening on an ancient machine.

04

Sent off

Wrapped in tissue, signed by whoever made it, in the post within a week.

got something in mind?

We take commissions

Have your old faithful jeans had their day ? How about sending them to me and I will mix them with a stunning vintage table cloth and send you back a fabulous handkerchief hem line maxi skirt with patch pockets . Got a fabric with a story — your dad's old shirts, a curtain that's too good to bin? drop me a line we'll rework it by hand into a one-of-a-kind piece that's yours alone. Tell us what you're dreaming up and we'll take it from there.

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If you've read this far, you're our kind of person.

Slow fashion is for people who'd rather own three things they love than thirty things they don't. If that's you, the closet's open.

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