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150,000 Metres
Last Yarn Fabric rescued from landfill to date
Our fabric calculator shows how much fabric has been saved and repurposed via Last Yarn. Saving thousands of fabrics from being discarded in landfills across the globe is our mission.
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Meet the Last Yarn Curators. Learn more about who they are and shop their thoughtfully curated fabric collection.
Global creative director of Fashion Revolution, Orsola De Castro, is one of these trailblazers. Orsola de Castro is an internationally recognised opinion leader in sustainable fashion. Her career started as a designer with the pioneering upcycling label From Somewhere, which she launched in 1997 until 2014. Now, De Castro is the co-founder and creative director of Fashion Revolution; dedicated to the global movement in fashion. She wrote ‘Loved Clothes Last’ in 2021 which explored the myriad ways to mend, re-wear and breathe new life into your wardrobe to achieve a more sustainable lifestyle.
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Do you want to view our collections in person? Our London showroom is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9am until 2pm.
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The Wimbledon Collection
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Last Yarn Academy
Last Yarn Academy supports inspiring young talent. We provide reduced and gifted fabrics to students and charities, as well as donating off cut textile bins at universities and colleges across the country.
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Just some of the outstanding looks at today’s @bafcsm show
Thank you so much for having us and a huge congratulations to all the designers - so much talent coming up!
@_isobeldickens @lucygladderss @yuura.a @ming__lim @zainabxmansary @linusstueben @hannahdixey @serroit @roseseekiings @dingpatricia @hannahsmi.h @mariesssschulze @hongji_yan__ @haseeb.hassan__ @ifitmeansyou @seenseo @rufus.png @myotosisyeon @alonanellycohen @3l_lidy andy.pomarico @jadaatudor @phoebebor @dietervlasich @_s.fisher @mallohalloh @lukehemingway_ @jxefearon @she.carmona @joshuwacornwell @ayham_hassan_99 @primordialbr0th @revlix4 @isaaclcuriel @matthew.david.andrews @timisolashasanya @poppysendell @daisyannaknight @masondtomsett @myahhasbany. @lorealpro
#bafcsm25
Our new fabric studio is opening on 13th May 🎉
We’ve outgrown our current space and will be moving to a bigger venue close by.
Next week we will not have any appointments whilst we relocate and there may be a slight delay in deliveries from certain sellers, please check before placing your order.
We will reopen on the 13th May and can’t wait to show you our new space and invite you in for welcome drinks.
To make an appointment DM us now or book in via the link online.
Do fabrics have a vibrational frequency?
A study by Dr Heidi Yellen suggests that fabrics influence our wellbeing in ways we never imagined.
The study suggests a relationship between fabric frequencies and human health. High-frequency fabrics like linen, hemp, organic cotton and wool impart energy, while low-frequency synthetics might drain it. This interplay invites us to consider the materials we wear and their impact on our energy and wellbeing.
📸 @roksandailincic
Are you looking for an ethical alternative to quilting?
@fibrelab is an innovative textile-recycling company based in Hackney Wick that keeps textile waste local and valuable by turning it into new materials that can be remade into various products
You can find out more about how to incorporate @fibrelab into your designs and shop their 100% cotton post-industrial textile waste at LastYarn.com
📸 @berndnaut
New seller alert ✨
@biancasaunders
Addressing the tension between tradition and modernity, between the masculine and the feminine, the Bianca Saunders brand is spearheaded by award-winning Designer & Creative Director Bianca Saunders. Taking inspiration from her British and Jamaican background, the brand approaches design with a multi-disciplinary attitude that brings cross-cultural references into a modern and reinvigorated evolution of menswear
Shop Bianca’s surplus now at LastYarn.com
This weeks favourites include chequered linens and soft denim leftover from seller Sophie Hawkins. Plus shiny and soft satins, pure laces and taffetas from seller The House of a Thousand Fabrics.
There are limited meters available. Head over to our website to view the full collection.
#lastyarn #fabricshop
“Squatlife elicited ingenious use and reuse of materials, often salvaged, which resulted in an alternative aesthetic from mainstream glossy materialism”
Thank you so much @martin_green_sound
for a very special tour of your hugely inspiring “Outlaws” exhibition @fashiontextilemuseum until 9 March 2025
The Last Yarn Fabric Sponsorship is Back! 🪩✨
Are you a UK design student looking for support? Last Yarn is selecting TWO students to receive free fabrics, showroom access in North London, and mentorship from our co-founders.
📅 Deadline: 10 December 2024
📢 Shortlist Announced: Mid-December
Apply now! #deadstock #sponsorship
Fabric glossary
Learn about the origins of a variety of fabrics and their environmental impact through our Fabric Glossary. This is the tool to understanding textiles, helping you make better informed purchasing decision. Click here to read more