We start with what already exists — reclaimed textiles, vintage garments, and found fabrics. From woven tablecloths to quilt panels, every piece is chosen for durability and character. Using rescued materials reduces waste, keeps clothing out of landfills, and gives new life to fabrics with a story.

Each garment is reimagined by hand. That might mean replacing collars, adding western-inspired panels, sewing nature or music-inspired motifs, or patching together unexpected fabrics. We also create custom projects — from transforming a family quilt into a jacket to resizing a beloved flannel for everyday wear.

Upcycling is at the heart of what we do. By choosing secondhand textiles and reworking existing pieces, we lower environmental impact and promote sustainable style. Every stitch is intentional — keeping clothes in rotation and proving fashion can be both creative and conscious.

No two pieces are ever the same. Each upcycled garment is handmade in our Crested Butte studio, designed with details you won’t find anywhere else. Once a piece is gone, it’s gone — making every Feral Friends upcycle truly one-of-a-kind.