regenerating the planet one stitch at a time
Designers
Regeneration meets creativity
Collaborating With Designers We Love
It’s inspiring to see the creativity and craftsmanship that talented designers bring to life with our yarns. From unique patterns and kits to beautiful one-of-a-kind designs, these collaborations showcase a diverse range of ideas for using our regenerative yarns. We’re grateful for the dedication and vision of these designers, whose work serves as a source of inspiration for anyone looking to explore the possibilities with Wovenbeyond. We’re always eager to connect with more designers who share our passion for creativity and regeneration.
Evvia Gonzales
LoupyStudio
Evvia Gonzales, the queen of freeform crochet, is the creative force behind LoupyStudio. Now based in Australia, she’s known for her unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that blend traditional crochet techniques with a modern, playful spirit. Evvia’s commitment to sustainable crafting shines through her use of vintage, deadstock, and regenerative yarns like ours, offering her followers inspiration and an invitation to explore sustainable choices in their own work. Her dedication and fresh approach continue to push the boundaries of crochet, making her a true trendsetter in the crafting community.
andra clitan
MA RA MI
Andra Clitan, the creative mind behind MA RA MI, draws deep inspiration from her Romanian heritage, infusing her designs with cultural motifs and artisanal techniques that celebrate her roots. With a commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship, Andra creates garments that marry traditional Romanian aesthetics with modern silhouettes, spotlighting regenerative materials and thoughtful design. MA RA MI’s latest direction emphasizes cultural heritage, regenerative practices, and the beauty of slow fashion. By incorporating Wovenbeyond’s natural yarns, Andra not only honors the environment but also inspires her followers to embrace fashion that tells a story and respects the earth.
Anna Tamas-Katzer
Anna's Tits 'n' Tats
Anna Tamas-Katzer, the creative force behind Anna’s Tits ‘n’ Tats, brings a bold, playful twist to sustainable fashion. Known for her love of tattoos and iconic feminine ‘tits’ embroideries, Anna’s designs celebrate self-expression and body positivity in a fresh, unapologetic way. Our collaboration, inspired by regenerative agriculture, captures her quirky spirit and signature style, transforming natural regenerative yarns into wearable art. Through her unique blend of tattoo-inspired motifs and commitment to sustainability, Anna invites her followers to embrace fashion with personality and purpose.
silvia acién
Acien
Silvia Acien, founder and creative director of Acien, leads her London-based knitwear brand with a deep commitment to regenerative and plant-based materials. A Central Saint Martins graduate and recipient of the LVMH Green Trail Prize, Silvia brings a unique blend of tradition and innovation to her designs. Taught ancestral Spanish weaving by her grandmother, she integrates these techniques into Acien’s biodegradable, natural-dyed garments, crafted to nourish the earth as they decompose. Her collections have graced runways worldwide, and her work has been featured in Vogue and The Wall Street Journal, setting a benchmark in sustainable luxury knitwear. With a focus on protecting biodiversity, Acien collaborates with scientists to pioneer sustainable dyeing methods, like using invasive plants, highlighting the brand’s mission to advance regenerative fashion.
Ruth Bott
Jude and Rue
Jude and Rue is a bespoke knitwear brand dedicated to crafting custom jumpers using only British wool and natural, regenerative yarns—our collaboration is a match made in heaven! Known for their incredible skill in Aran stitches and patterns, Jude and Rue’s creations celebrate the beauty of traditional craftsmanship with a personal touch. Each piece is meticulously hand-knitted, inviting customers to bring their ‘dream jumper’ to life with unique, textured designs that blend heritage and sustainability.
Lisa & Bella
We Made Wardrobe
Lisa and Bella, the creative duo behind We Made Wardrobe, bring a fresh, young, and trendy approach to slow fashion. Their original patterns are crafted to enhance the natural shades of wool, yet they aren’t afraid to play with color, resulting in pieces that are both stylish and sustainable. With a strong focus on natural fibres, their collaboration with Wovenbeyond inspires other knitters to embrace regenerative fashion and to include regenerative yarns in their projects.
Claire King
King and Eye
King & Eye brings a unique perspective to every piece, combining meticulous craftsmanship with an eye for timeless design. Known for their innovative use of texture and structure, King & Eye brings a unique perspective to every design, evident in the beautifully crafted Sastrugi Cowl. Inspired by the serene, rippling patterns of untouched snow, this cowl combines gentle cables and timeless style to create a piece that’s both practical and elegant. Claire’s early support and belief in Wovenbeyond’s mission gave us the confidence to continue our journey in creating regenerative yarns, making the Sastrugi Cowl an inspiring symbol of our shared commitment to sustainable craftsmanship.
Roshni Brook
Made by Rosh
At just 20, Roshni Brook is making waves in the knitting world, drawing admirers with her fresh, colorful designs that blend playfulness with refined elegance. A self-taught knitter and rising influencer, Roshni’s delicate, skin-revealing patterns have captivated a growing audience. Balancing her university studies with her passion for knitwear design, she demonstrates an exceptional commitment and talent for knitting. Her collaboration with Wovenbeyond has produced two stunning designs that highlight her unique style and bring out the beauty and versatility of our yarns, earning admiration from her ever-loyal followers. Roshni’s bright future as a designer is unmistakable, and we’re thrilled to be a part of her journey.
Sarah Adam
Shishi
Based in Brussels, Shishi is a vibrant textile artist and mother whose work brings colour and joy to both furniture and fashion. Known for her iconic tufted maxi vases, she effortlessly blends texture and bold colors across a range of mediums, including knitting and crochet. Shishi is the first designer to create granny squares using Wovenbeyond’s regenerative yarns, transforming these classic motifs with sustainable, vibrant hues. Her unique approach adds a modern twist to traditional techniques, capturing attention and admiration in both home decor and wearable art. It was a delight to collaborate with Shishi and showcase the creative potential of regenerative yarns through her lively, imaginative designs.
@shishi.fbr @shishi.san
Magdalena Szubert
Szubi Crafts
Magda, the creative mind behind SzubiCrafts, seamlessly blends Polish craftsmanship traditions with her passion for art and creation. Since founding SzubiCrafts in 2015, she has offered a diverse selection of handmade knitwear, jewelry, and home décor, all characterized by vibrant colors, varied textures, and intricate patterns. Our collaboration with Magda resulted in a beautifully laced short-sleeve cardigan and delicate earrings crafted from leftover yarn, marking one of the first finished garments produced with Wovenbeyond yarns—a memorable milestone for us. Magda’s dedication to creating with love and care aligns perfectly with our mission, and her work continues to inspire with its unique style.
Lorena Madrazo
Appsolescencia
Lorena Madrazo, the Madrid-based visionary behind Appsolescencia, leads a collaborative space dedicated to research, design, and innovation in the experimental handcrafted textile world. Her work emphasizes sustainability and harmony with the planet, utilizing upcycled, donated, and traceable materials to create unique pieces that challenge traditional consumption and resource use. In collaboration with Wovenbeyond, Lorena crafted magnificent tapestries that showcase the versatility and beauty of regenerative yarns, reflecting her commitment to conscious art.
