Every piece I create is made entirely from second-hand textiles—fabric that has already lived one life and is ready for another. Whether it’s worn-out denim, upholstery remnants, or thrifted cotton, I carefully source and rework these materials into something new, giving them a purpose beyond the landfill.

This isn’t just about sustainability; it’s about storytelling. Every scrap holds history, every stitch adds a new chapter. By working exclusively with recycled fabrics, I embrace the unpredictable—colors, textures, and patterns that come together in ways that can’t be replicated. Each design is one of a kind, shaped by the materials themselves and inspired by the landscapes, wildlife, and handmade traditions that fuel my creativity.

In a world of mass production, I choose to slow down. I choose to make something personal. My work is a reminder that fashion doesn’t have to be wasteful to be beautiful. It can be intentional, resourceful, and deeply connected to the past, present, and future.

By wearing my pieces, you’re not just supporting a small, independent artist—you’re carrying forward the stories woven into every fiber.