This listing is for a made-to-order garment from my May-June batch. Orders are sewn in the order they are received, and will ship by late June 2025.
Available Styles
Wrap Pants
A high-waisted wide-leg pant with adjustable wrap ties that can be worn two ways (tied in front or in back). Easy to dress up or down.
Pinafore Apron
A one-size, cross-back apron with adjustable shoulder ties, deep pockets, and generous, full gathered skirt. Intended for kitchen, daily wear, farm life, gardening, foraging, and layering.
Overalls
A relaxed, cropped-leg overall with bib, adjustable shoulder ties, and generous patch pockets, made to your measurements for a comfortable fit.
See photos and videos for additional views of each garment. Please note that not all fabrics shown are available!
How to Order
- Use the dropdown menus to choose your style and fabric.
- After purchase please send me measurements (only needed for Wrap Pants or Overalls – see below).
- Garments are hand cut and made one at a time in the order received.
Measurements Needed
If you don't have a measuring tape, you can use a piece of string or twine to take your measurements and compare the lengths against a ruler, yardstick, or tape measure. Here are some videos to reference: Bust, Waist, Hip, Front Rise, and Inseam
Wrap Pants
- waist (measured at the natural waistline)
- hip (measured at the widest point around hips + butt)
- optional: inseam (crotch to hem of pant)
- optional: rise (crotch to top waistband, where you want them to sit keeping in mind that this is a high-waist style, so this should be around your natural waistline)
Overalls
- bust (measured at the fullest part)
- waist (measured at natural waistline)
- hip (measured at the widest point around hips + butt)
- optional: inseam (note that these are a cropped-leg style)
Fabric
All garments are made with 100% Oeko-Tex certified European Linen – a breathable, durable, and sustainable fiber. Linen softens beautifully over time, shaping to your body and wear. With simple mending skills, these relaxed-fit garments can last a lifetime (or longer!)
Care
While linen can be washed and dried with the rest of your laundry, a bit of extra care will help it last much longer. For best results, hand wash or use a cold, delicate cycle with a natural detergent, and line dry out of direct sun.
Questions
Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions! Click here to contact me