Exhibition
TOAST have collaborated with Sarah Jean on a repurposed capsule collection. Sarah Jean, a textile historian, designs and makes clothing inspired by her research, focusing mostly on eighteenth and nineteenth-century fashion and vernacular dress.
Through patchworking and quilting methods, the collection celebrates the meeting of materials. Using fabric off-cuts and returned or damaged TOAST items, Sarah Jean has created 13 unique pieces using minimal waste, mixing fabrics and a contemporary reimagining of historic silhouettes.
Sarah Jean Culbreth will also be hosting a patchwork class at TOAST Brooklyn. She will guide you on how to blend patterned and plain fabrics using remnant TOAST material and those from her own collection. You will come away with your own handmade piece and the skills to create more at home.
Established in 1997 in Wales, TOAST began with nightwear and loungewear, inspired by nature and the surrounding landscape. The collections were designed with a relaxed sense of ease and made with quality materials in long lasting silhouettes.
Today, our approach remains true to our beginnings – creating simple, modern and functional pieces intended to last for years to come.
Our clothing, homeware and accessories are produced in collaboration with artisans, weavers, and mills from across the globe. We work together to support local communities, preserving craftsmanship and traditional techniques.