No matter how you slice it, this is a sweet coat. The color story reminds us a big piece of diner pie— tart lemon, foamy meringue, creamy coffee, and cobalt blue plate up in a delicious, angled stripes. and pair with denim, cords, or cargo pants.
THE DETAILS: One Size Fits Most ( up to 46" bust and waist). Gentle to the planet. Upcycled with 100% repurposed textiles hand-picked from estate sales, flea markets, and thrift stores. We use the quilts that 'need rescuing.' They may have stains or holes, but we take great care to rework them into new garments that enhance their patina, add to their beauty, and honor the souls of the women who made them.
We create each Homesteader piece from carefully sourced, vintage quilts. Each is one of a kind. As romantic and charming as a country road, these pieces are perfect for a brisk morning at the farmer's market or a tender evening stroll into town. Cocoon yourself in the warm embrace of the women who made something beautiful from bits and pieces of fabric, helping you always to feel at home, no matter how far away you go.
THE DETAILS:
- One Size Fits Most ( up to 46" bust and waist); Bespoke sizing upon request.
- Lined with vintage navy blue satin
- Slash front pockets
- Gentle to the planet. Upcycled with 100% repurposed textiles hand-picked from estate sales, flea markets, and thrift stores. We use the quilts that 'need rescuing.' They may have stains or holes, but we take great care to rework them into new garments that enhance their patina, add to their beauty, and honor the souls of the women who made them.
- Sewn in Upstate New York by a member of the SRS sewing Collective.
- Dry cleaning recommended
Life of Pie Cocoon Coat
The T-Minus-One Homesteader Capsule is our love letter to one of our favorite textile traditions, quiltmaking. Each Homesteader Quilt Jacket is created from carefully sourced, antique quilts.
Each piece in the Homesteader Capsule is sewn in Upstate New York with 100% repurposed textiles hand-picked from estate sales, flea markets, and thrift stores. We use the quilts that 'need rescuing.' They may have stains or holes, but we take great care to rework them into new garments that enhance their patina, add to their beauty, and honor the souls of the women who made them.
