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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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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
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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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“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
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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
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The creative community we are so fortunate to work with makes every day a dream for the team at Last Yarn.
Today, we had the opportunity to explore the fabric studio with the fantastically talented artist and designer @nicole_zisman
#lastyarn #deadstock #deadstockfabric
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New(ish) in SHINE
+ Gift cards for your conscious creative available now at LastYarn.com ✨
1. 📸 @marinaforgeron
2. Sequin embroidered tulle
3. Embroidered sequin tulle
4. Embroidered jacquard
5. Metallic silk
6. Lace
7. Sequin tulle
8. Embroidered sequin lace
#deadstock #lastyarn #shine
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A selection of fabrics from our seller The House of a Thousand Fabrics, were on display at this years Clean Fashion Summit with @_colechi.
This years summit spotlighted international farming and fibre sourcing. The country of origin tab on our marketplace echos how global the textiles industry is. We can work ethically both locally and globally by being curious enough to know where our fibres come from and who is behind producing them.
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Why choose deadstock silk?
Despite many seeing silk as a ‘natural’ fibre, the sustainability of the fabric can vary based on how it is processed, and by how sericulture (production of raw silk) facilities are fuelled. Creating 1kg of silk requires 187kg of mulberry leaves to be consumed by silkworms.
Processing conventional silk also generates high volumes of greenhouse gases due to the large amount of manure and fertiliser required to grow mulberry leaves, and because coal is used to power a lot of the sericulture facilities, which require energy to maintain boiling water and steam for production.
Silk is not vegan and more often than not the process is incredibly cruel.
For all these reasons while we LOVE silk we would choose deadstock every time.
Check out our Fabric Impact Glossary to find out more about your fabric choices 🌳
📸 @silviadraz via our seller @maison_lyons
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New Old Tulle: Deadstock tulle from a variety of sellers available now on our website
1. 📸 via @lizsunshine @ourelationshipwithclothes
2. Plain Tulle, £4 p/m
3. Plain Tulle, £4 p/m
4. Plain Tulle, £4 p/m
5. Soft Tulle, £10 p/m
6. Metallic Tulle, £8 p/m
7. Dot Net, £9 p/m
8. Sequin Tulle, £10 p/m
9. Embroidered Lace, £8.33 p/m
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Take it outside 🌳
New sheer & lace deadstock varieties available now
1. Wrapped trees by Christo and Jeanne-Claude via @t_o_o_g_o_o_d @ad_magazine
2. Metallic silk crepon, £10 p/m
3. Shimmer metallic organza, £5 p/m
4. Shimmer animal print tulle, £12 p/m
5. Embroidered soft tulle, £8 p/m
6. Soft chiffon, £10 p/m
7. Floral embossed lace, £7 p/m
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Outlaws: Fashion Renegades of 80s London
The exhibition is centered around the legendary nightclub Taboo, opened by designer and performance artist Leigh Bowery in 1985.
Browse our Leigh Bowery-inspired deadstock tribute, selected from a variety of our sellers’ fabrics, and be sure to see the exhibit at @fashiontextilemuseum ✨
1. Plain Tulle, £4.80 p/m
2. Plain Taffeta, £9.60 p/m
3. Shimmer Jersey, £6.00 p/m
4. Stretch Silk Taffeta, £15.00 p/m
5. Crinkle Satin Organza, £5.00 p/m
6. Metallic Thread Tweed, £15.00 p/m
7. Spot Lurex Silk, £15.00 p/m
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VIA CIAURI is a London- based sister lex luxury womenswear brand founded by @brinajade . The brand intertwines its rich Sicilian heritage with global inspiration, creating limited production garments that celebrate diverse cultures and communities.
The debut collection ‘Tombolo di Mongibello’, inspired by Mount Etna, symbolising maternal strength for Sicilian communities. Drawing from the region’s landscapes of broom flowers, vineyards, and ancient lace-making craft, the collection honors the women preserving this tradition. The collection showcases this delicate craft, with all materials sourced sustainably from deadstock, supported by Last Yarn sponsorship.
@brinajade is one of the winners of the @jcalondon Fashion Academy Sustainability Capsule Fabric Scholarship in collaboration with @ernestwrightltd and @lastyarn.
Read more about Sabrina’s collection on LastYarn.com #linkinbio
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