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Worn to Threads is a sustainable centered slow fashion and object brand creating jackets, and more from waste textiles such as upcycled materials, secondhand fabrics, deadstock and offcuts.

13/02/2026

Scrappy bookmarks - made from my second hand textile offcuts 📚

I’m very excited to say these will be available at the in Richmond, London through the whole of March, along with a collection of revived garments, pouches and more! More info to come soon!

I decided to make these as an experiment for new ways to use up the smaller textile offcuts I have and to celebrate that I’m on my 5th book of the year already! 🤯

Reads of 2026:
- You Glow In The Dark - Liliana Colanzi
- Life Cycle of a Moth - Rowe Irvin
- Martyr! - Kaveh Akbar
- The Solar Circus - Gustave Kahn
- Bog People Bog: A Working-Class Anthology of Folk Horror - Hollie Starling

Whats your favourite book of 2026 so far? 📖

10/02/2026

I’ve been incredibly busy so far this year making pieces for big orders, working on applications and starting some new projects. If you didn’t know already I’m taking my textile practice into new directions and reconnecting with my art background and focusing even more on sustainability. That means exploring new ideas and working even more on textiles that already exist in new ways.

I’ll have more info soon but here’s a little look at a miniature comforter / quilt / wall hanging made from patchwork and appliqué reclaimed textile offcuts (scrap textiles) I’ve been working on in-between other work. Featuring chairs and long chairs and small chairs and wobbly chairs. 🪑

13/01/2026

*sold* 🐍
This revived jacket found a new home super quick but I thought it deserved a spotlight! Ssssnakey appliqué to revive and repair this beautiful second hand jacket.

12/12/2025

Worn to Threads got a spotlight in the Guardian Fashion Newsletter! ✨

I honestly can’t believe it! This support means so much - especially to a little business like mine! I’m not sure what else to say, I’m still a but speechless. Thank You Guardian!

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09/12/2025

The new REVIVED by Worn to Threads is coming soon 🪑

What is the Revived collection?
These are vintage/second hand garments in need of a bit of TLC. It may be repairs or covering up stains or reinforcing wear and tear but using creative repair techniques.

Why the change from making clothes?
I originally studied Fine Art for my undergraduate and then Sustainable Development for postgraduate and I’d love to reincorporate these two practices and research more into WTT. I’ve also got asthma and working with reclaimed fluffy textiles is just not sustainable for my body to be doing all the time anymore. It’s also really rewarding giving not just textiles but garments another chance at being used/worn again.

Will I still be making garments from scratch?
Yes! It doesn’t mean the end of my previous pieces necessarily and I’m always open for commissions. I’ve also got lots of ideas for not just wearable artworks but artwork artworks - more about that soon!

I’ll be launching the Revived collection at on Saturday 13th @ Battersea Power Station. And I’ll be popping them online afterwards!

💚 p.s. did I miss any pins?

06/12/2025

✨ NEXT SATURDAY ✨

I’ll be at the fabulous at Battersea Power Station next Saturday 13th December 11am - 8pm!

This is my only Christmas market this year and my first time at Battersea Power Station so I’m verrrry excited! And of course I’m bringing some new pieces and the new Revived Collection which I can’t wait for you to see in person!

Hope to see you there, Izzy 🤶

02/12/2025

The first piece of the new Revived collection coming soon 🪑

What is the Revived collection? These are vintage garments or garments in need of repair. I’m experimenting with creative repairs and appliqués as a way to give new life to garments. As well as make second hand garments into wearable artworks.

The Revived Collection will be coming with me to on Saturday the 13th December and going online afterwards!

25/11/2025

The Offcuts collection is now up 🌝

This collection is made from my reclaimed quilt and wooly blanket offcuts. We’ve got:

〰️ Festive stockings - if you’re looking for more of the same pattern just pop me a message as I’ve got lots more!

〰️ Big Tote Bags - made from vintage woolly blanket offcuts, denim offcuts for a sturdy base and lined with reclaimed duvet covers. Bit enough for ALL your bits and bobs.

〰️ Waistcoats - the classic Ivy waist coat with a twist - made from my reclaimed blanket offcuts that were too small for a jacket. Lined with reclaimed duvet covers and cotton offcuts.

Why offcuts? To minimise waste and to make room for some new ideas…. This may be the last wooly drop as I’ll be experimenting with some new ideas and a slightly different direction for WTT - more info soon!

Enjoy 🌞

23/07/2025

Patchwork pieces available now 🪡

Made from shirtings - some reclaimed shirts, second hand offcuts and deadstock.

16/07/2025

New things are in the works 🌿

Say hello to the Smock top and dress - I’ve been making some samples with a drop coming next week 👀 the pattern is currently at the graders (making it into different sizes).

Inspired by traditional smocks, more modern painter smocks and some of my favourite tops. Made to be oversized, to be layered and real comfy.

Made from seersucker table cloths, and patchworked shirtings from reclaimed shirts, second hand offcuts and deadstock end of rolls.

Let me know what you think and which is your favourite! 🎨

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