Wondering what to make all of your friends for Christmas? How about a Zero Waste Stocking! Simply download and print our free stocking pattern here. If you're looking for some unique fabric to make your stocking with, grab one of our Maker's Bundles! Each bundle includes enough fabric for at least two stockings. Then, scroll down to follow the instructions. It's *sew* simple! To make this stocking, you'll need: -Exterior fabric 18x24" panel, or smaller panels pieced together. We used fabric from our Maker's Bundle! -Chunky cuff fabric 8x20" panel -Lining fabric 18x24" panel -Medium-heavy fusible interfacing 18x24" panel (optional but recommended) -Decorative...
If last year taught me anything, it’s that being a business owner is never going to NOT be a roller coaster ride! Just as soon as I felt like Pamut was on track for smooth sailing in 2020, the pandemic hit and our lives all turned upside down. Maybe that’s why entrepreneur Jes Averhart’s message of reinvention resonated so strongly with me when we met earlier this year. As so many of us have had to “pivot”, both professionally and personally, the notion of acclimating to that big space outside of your comfort zone has never rung truer. Jes...
The concept of a custom made garment isn’t new. In fact, it’s how clothing was made up until the Industrial Revolution. Since ancient times, garments were either made at home or cut and sewn to fit by small dress shops. But over just a few decades, there was a monumental shift in how clothing was bought and sold. The early 1800’s marked the rise of factories and department stores, who formed a supply and distribution chain for ready-made clothing. Because clothing was now produced en masse, those department stores had to devise a way to specify sizing for the first...
A new release of lots of pieces at once can be overwhelming! Keep reading for a detailed guide on our new styles... The Mira Cropped Top What Is It? Carrying through from last year in new colors and fabrics, the Mira Cropped Top is an easy tank that can be reversed (wear it with the scoop or V in front). How to Wear. Pair the Mira with the high waisted Emil Pants or Florence Skirt. Fit Update Alert! This top ran small last year, so we've updated the pattern to be wider in the body. It's now true to size. If you've previously...
2020 Has Changed Me Forever An Artist's Statement, from Kat An adventurer at heart, I've always lived my life focusing on new connections, new places, and new experiences. I felt ready to conquer the world; unafraid of the consequences of being freewheeling, spontaneous, and perhaps a bit brash. When the pandemic hit, my biggest fear wasn't the virus. It was actually the thought of losing myself and the freedom that I valued more than anything. I went into protection mode, holding that wild part of me back and tucking it away somewhere safe. I assumed that it would re-emerge easily when the...
*Before reading this blog post, I highly recommend that you read this article written by Emi Ito, a Japanese-American who speaks about cultural appropriation of traditional Japanese garments. I consulted with Emi while writing this piece, and feel that it is important to first know her opinion before reading mine. The image of the Haori in this article is one of my original inspiration photos for FW20. Recently, a customer posed a question to me: Why have I named a Pamut garment, the Uma Haori, after a traditional Japanese garment? Some people consider this to be cultural appropriation, and could be offended...
