Silhouettes, fabric drape and seasonal collections
At Harthread Apparel Studio, my work covers silhouettes, fabric drape and seasonal collections.
Silhouettes, fabric drape and seasonal collections
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Specific Requirements:
Performance: Hydrostatic head ≥ 10,000mm, Breathability ≥ 10,000 g/m²/24h.
Eco-Compliance: PFC-free DWR (C0 coating) or recycled membrane (GRS / OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified).
Hand-feel: Matte, soft cotton-touch or recycled polyester/nylon blend (avoiding noisy rustling sound).
MOQ: Small batch production friendly (800–500m per colorway) with initial A4 sample swatches / 5m sample yardage available.
Does anyone have recommended mills or suppliers who specialize in high-performance eco-textiles with lower MOQs? Appreciate any leads or swatch book suggestions!
Specific Requirements:
Performance: Hydrostatic head ≥ 10,000mm, Breathability ≥ 10,000 g/m²/24h.
Eco-Compliance: PFC-free DWR (C0 coating) or recycled membrane (GRS / OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified).
Hand-feel: Matte, soft cotton-touch or recycled polyester/nylon blend (avoiding noisy rustling sound).
MOQ: Small batch production friendly (800–500m per colorway) with initial A4 sample swatches / 5m sample yardage available.
Does anyone have recommended mills or suppliers who specialize in high-performance eco-textiles with lower MOQs? Appreciate any leads or swatch book suggestions!
I’m exploring ways to modernise heavy wool outerwear without turning it into a stiff plastic-feeling garment:
What are the best lightweight, breathable windproof linings (e.g., 2-layer ultra-thin TPU or soft wind-stop barrier) that won't distort the drape of structured tweed coats?
Has anyone had success applying bio-based water-repellent sprays/treatments to raw or recycled wool yarns prior to weaving/knitting without affecting the natural softness and breathability?
Would love to hear how other heritage or outdoor designers balance traditional natural fibers with modern weatherproofing techniques!
I’m exploring ways to modernise heavy wool outerwear without turning it into a stiff plastic-feeling garment:
What are the best lightweight, breathable windproof linings (e.g., 2-layer ultra-thin TPU or soft wind-stop barrier) that won't distort the drape of structured tweed coats?
Has anyone had success applying bio-based water-repellent sprays/treatments to raw or recycled wool yarns prior to weaving/knitting without affecting the natural softness and breathability?
Would love to hear how other heritage or outdoor designers balance traditional natural fibers with modern weatherproofing techniques!
