Founded in 2014 by New York designer Mimi Prober, MIMI PROBER creates handcrafted clothing, textiles, and fine jewelry by turning antique materials into sustainable modern heirlooms. Its atelier combines recovered 18th- and early-20th-century textiles with local luxury fibers and botanical dyes, preserving the stories and handwork embedded in each one-of-a-kind piece. Production is based in New York and carried out through direct partnerships with regional farms, mills, artisans, and manufacturers.
LANDLAND makes small-batch knitwear by hand in its Rhinebeck, New York studio, using natural fibers sourced through U.S. farms and mills. Founded by Emilie Babinski to help renew the Northeast’s textile heritage, the label connects contemporary apparel with regional fiber farmers and traditional craftsmanship. Its wool garments are made with an emphasis on ethical production and local economies.
Judy Ross TextilesKnown for refining a 2,500-year-old chain-stitch tradition, Judy Ross Textiles has spent more than 35 years working with master artisans to give handmade design a contemporary New York character. The studio develops custom textile pieces for interior designers and homeowners, pairing Judy Ross’s organic drawings with hand-dyed materials and careful embroidery.NEW YORK, NY
Next SeasonBrooklyn-based Next Season turns old, damaged and unwanted sweaters into one-of-a-kind knitwear, made in-house by hand on domestic flatbed knitting machines. The studio works with textile waste and deadstock yarns, including materials sourced through Fabscrap, Goodwill and community donations, making each garment a singular response to what is available.BROOKLYN, NY
Atelier Moderne TextilesFounded in New York in 2014 by textile-industry veteran Claudio Chicco, Atelier Moderne Textiles creates bespoke fabrics for high-end interiors, pairing traditional craftsmanship with modern weaving technology. Now based in New York and Mougins, France, the atelier is particularly distinctive for reviving historic techniques—including Jacquard and silk velvet weaving—and for reproducing antique textiles to meet the needs of leading interior designers, architects and decorators worldwide. Its custom commissions have included historic damask and brocatello reproductions for projects associated with Peter Marino and Dior.New York, NY