Collection: Sashiko, Visible Mending, and Embroidery

Explore hand-stitching traditions from around the world. This collection features tools, kits, and patterns for sashiko, visible mending, and embroidery—perfect for slow fashion, garment repair, and textile art.

Sashiko is a Japanese stitching method known for geometric patterns like Hitome-zashi and Shippo-tsunagi. Originally used for mending and reinforcing fabric, sashiko creates strength and beauty through grid-based designs and repeated forms.

Visible mending is a creative way to repair clothing using hand stitching. Unlike sashiko, it’s rule-free and improvisational—ideal for patching denim, fixing holes, or customizing garments with personal flair.

Embroidery offers decorative stitching using thread, color, and texture. From floral motifs to abstract art, embroidery brings detail and meaning to any fabric.

Use these techniques to repair, embellish, and reconnect with the tradition of mindful, sustainable handwork.