This one-of-a-kind jumper was created almost entirely from the sleeves of repurposed t-shirts.
One side features an abstract, organic patchwork, intuitively sewn from the natural curves and angles of each sleeve. Serging them together became a lesson in patience, as the fabric resisted forced precision.
Eventually, I shifted course. I embraced structure and symmetry, cutting the remaining pieces into squares to create the more ordered, geometric side.
The result is a garment that holds both chaos and clarity as well as improvisation and intention.
AND, It can be worn in either direction, because there’s no one “right” way to carry transformation.
Straps are sewn in. Ankles are gathered with elastic that was also repurposed. It's made entirely from reclaimed cotton jersey and fits like a soft exhale.
