Niamh upcycles and uses deadstock for all her pieces. This will affect continuity.
This top adorns her new print inspired by rusted barn doors in her home parish of Inver, Co.Donegal.
The top is a corset fastening to fit a range of sizes, in-between and around the sizes sold. This fastening also means that the top can be worn asymmetrically.
The colour option refers to the print, not the base fabric; this will stay shades of green or denim. Confirmation will occur after the purchase to ensure it’s the best option for the client.
The Corset Rust Tank offers a personalised fit for each wearer through the use of a fastening that allows individual tightness for their own comfort. Hoping to make sizing more inclusive. The print itself is taken from the 35mm photo that is on the reverse side of this postcard. It’s of an old barn door next to Niamh’s family home in Inver, Co.Donegal, Ireland. The design is the outline of each rust formation. Converted into a pattern and burnt into a screen using nontoxic vegan dyes. Each piece is handmade and unique, and uses only deadstock fabrics.
Niamh upcycles and uses deadstock for all her pieces. This will affect continuity.
This top adorns her new print inspired by rusted barn doors in her home parish of Inver, Co.Donegal.
The top is a corset fastening to fit a range of sizes, in-between and around the sizes sold. This fastening also means that the top can be worn asymmetrically.
The colour option refers to the print, not the base fabric; this will stay shades of green or denim. Confirmation will occur after the purchase to ensure it’s the best option for the client.
The Corset Rust Tank offers a personalised fit for each wearer through the use of a fastening that allows individual tightness for their own comfort. Hoping to make sizing more inclusive. The print itself is taken from the 35mm photo that is on the reverse side of this postcard. It’s of an old barn door next to Niamh’s family home in Inver, Co.Donegal, Ireland. The design is the outline of each rust formation. Converted into a pattern and burnt into a screen using nontoxic vegan dyes. Each piece is handmade and unique, and uses only deadstock fabrics.
