MADE / AGAIN

MADE / AGAIN

Lived in. Worn through.
Made again.

Retired workwear, reworked by hand.

Someone wore this coat to every job. Someone wove this wool by hand, row by row. Life made the marks. We keep them, add a little of our own, and send it back to work.

See the coats Every piece is numbered. None is made twice.
A faded olive chore coat with a brown corduroy collar, a frazada pocket flap and a sashiko pocket, hanging against weathered boards

Coat 001

The studio

Worn once.
Made to work again.

A chore coat chest pocket with a handwoven Andean frazada flap and a brass button

Coats

A vintage chore coat found in your size, then reworked by hand: a piece of frazada, a patch of sashiko, a brass plate with its number. From $275.

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Three reclaimed canvas belts in tan, olive and faded black with brushed brass buckles and typed kraft tags

Belts

Cut from retired work pants, built over a hidden webbing core, finished in brushed brass. Made to your waist. From $95.

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Opening SoonBack view of a faded olive chore coat with a corduroy collar

Atelier

Your own coat, the one you can't throw away, reworked by hand.

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The cloth

American workwear.
Japanese care.
Andean wool.

Duck canvas built for hard days and worn until it softened. The Japanese habit of mending by hand and treasuring every fade. Wool woven row by row in the Peruvian highlands. Every piece brings them together.

Close-up of a handwoven Andean frazada in red, navy, rust and cream Off-white sashiko crosses stitched across a faded canvas pocket A brass button on the faded canvas placket of a chore coat
Second lives take a little time

Need it by Friday?
Any store can help.

These took years to get this way. Every belt is built after you order it. Every coat starts with finding the right one, in your size.

PieceHow it worksTurnaround
Coat, made for youTell us your size. We find a sound chore coat in it and rework it by hand4 to 8 weeks
Coat, ready (when one is)One of one, in one size. Measurements listedShips in 2 to 3 days
BeltBuilt to your waist after you orderShips in 7 to 10 days
Evidence, not claims

Every mark
was earned.

Every fade here was made by the person who wore it: a pocket carried for years, canvas bleached on a job site, a cuff worn through on the same walk. Every row of Andean weaving was beaten in by hand. We don't sand, bleach or distress. When we know a piece's history, the tag tells it. When we don't, the tag says so.

We preserve the evidence of a life lived in cloth.

How the work is made
The process

How a piece is made

i.

Found

Chore coats and work pants with real wear, hunted down one at a time.

ii.

Chosen

Sound seams, honest fades. The coat's own wear decides where the work goes.

iii.

Reworked

One piece of frazada, one patch of sashiko. The rest stays as it was.

iv.

Numbered

A hand-stamped brass plate and a typed tag with what we know. Made once.

The list

Every piece is one of one.
The list sees it first.

FIRST LOOKSee each coat before anyone else.

ONE OF ONEWhen a coat sells, it's gone.

NO NOISEOne email per release. Nothing more.

Coat 001 is on the bench.