The Brand
A living
continuity
of craft.
This project begins with a sweater I found while I was in Japan — a merino roll neck by MOTHER HAND Artisan. When I went looking for a cotton equivalent, I couldn't find one. Not for any price. So I decided to make it myself.
"When people buy a sweater from this company, they become a living continuity of that history."
New England has deep textile roots. The mills, the machinery, the accumulated knowledge of generations of craftspeople — most of it gone, but not all. This brand starts with cotton, and grows over time into domestic linen, superfine merino, silk blends, and wherever the work leads.
There are grassroots movements working to bring back flax cultivation in this country. I'd love to channel real support toward those efforts — to connect the person wearing the sweater to the farmer who grew the fiber.