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Closing the loop on the textiles industry

COLLABORATION & COMMUNITY

Shiv Textiles is a one-woman business.

But the thing that makes the fabric of sustainable textiles so colourful is the people I’ve met along the way – the artisans that I’ve collaborated with and the mills that have helped rescue yarn from landfill. And, of course, collaborating with you too.

 

Every one of you who’ve joined a weaving workshop or found a new home for sustainable textiles – that’s when they really come to life. Together, we slowing down the fast-fashion story of the textiles industry.

Shiv Textiles, British Deadstock Textiles
Shiv textiles, Cole & Son

ARTISAN COLLABORATIONS

Shiv Textiles wouldn’t be where it is today without its incredible network of artisans, designers, and craft lovers.

 

From start to finish, sustainability and collaboration are at the heart of everything we do. We rescue selvedge and yarn waste from some of the UK’s finest mills, transforming it into something beautiful and new.

 

We’ve had the privilege of collaborating with brands like Mimmo Studios, Freight, and private clients, as well as working with interior designers on special projects. Additionally, we’ve hosted events at the Wealden Literature Festival and Radical Giving in Lewes.

 

There’s something truly special about creatives supporting one another. It’s been a joy to showcase my textiles alongside other makers at open studio events with artists such as Lily Rigby, Throw to Fire, and Philippa Stanton. It’s also been an honour to be featured in a Cole & Son shoot, as well as in featured in international publications such as Vogue and The Telegraph.

Shiv Textiles products have also appeared in photoshoots for Period Living, Country Living, and Real Homes.

 

Shiv Textiles has worked directly with Etsy, appearing in a promotional advert and participating in a roundtable event aimed at improving the seller experience.

 

You can find Shiv Textiles products in stockists that share our ethos of shopping sustainably and supporting small businesses, including Dowse, The HOST, The Fashion & Textile Museum (London), and Mimmo Studios.

 

And, most excitingly, Shiv Textiles was featured on Series 3 of the award-winning BBC show Make It at Market.

JOIN THE COMMUNITY

Weaving is a brilliant mood-booster and a great way to meet other creative souls. And it’s possible to enjoy it in a way that’s as good for the planet as it is for your wellbeing.

Become part of the community by joining a workshop or connecting over on @shiv_textiles, where I share studio stories, from weaving to the (sometimes) chaos of being a small-business owner.

In my newsletter, you’ll enjoy stories that unpick the craft as well as sneak peeks of new collections, pop-up events and offers. Supporting small, independent businesses, makers and artists really makes a difference.

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