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Behind the Stitch: Why Chemical Standards and Upcycling Define Mabel Green Studio
Discover why fabric safety standards matter for your home and wardrobe. Learn how Mabel Green Studio uses Oeko-Tex certified French Oilcloth and reworked men's shirts to create beautiful, sustainable, and toxin-free pieces right here in England.

Louise Sleigh
7 days ago5 min read


The Loved Shirt Rework: Giving Meaningful Garments a Beautiful New Life
This piece explores the many reasons someone might choose to send a shirt for a Loved Shirt Rework — from garments held in memory, to unworn favourites, partner’s shirts, and oversized charity‑shop finds. It celebrates the emotional stories woven into clothing, highlights the creative possibilities of working with larger sizes, and reflects on how reworking a shirt can preserve its meaning while giving it a beautiful new life.

Louise Sleigh
Jul 164 min read


Slow Fashion:
Safia Minney’s Slow Fashion explores ethical, intentional clothing. This post reflects on how its principles—transparency, longevity, and mindful making—align with Mabel Green Studio’s reworked garments and small‑scale craftsmanship, encouraging readers to choose better, repair more, and value thoughtful design.

Louise Sleigh
Jul 102 min read


Discover Mabel Green Studio's Slow‑made Sustainable Accessories, Home Products Studio
Discover the beauty of slow-made design. At Mabel Green Studio, repurposed textiles become contemporary pieces crafted with care, intention and a deep respect for materials. From reworked garments to small‑batch accessories, every item is made to endure — in both story and style.

Louise Sleigh
Jun 34 min read
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