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Journal
Notes from the shop floor
What we have learnt buying, washing and altering clothes for nine years, written by the people who did it.
This month
How we pick a fabric that survives a year of washing
Four washes at sixty, a fortnight on a hanger in the sun, and a look at the seam allowance with a ruler. Most of what we are offered does not get past the second wash, and this is what we are looking for when it does.
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Everything else we have written
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One letter a month, and nothing else
What has come in, what is nearly gone, and the odd thing we have learnt about keeping clothes alive. Write to us and we will add you.
Come and see it on a hanger
Three rooms in Ghana, open seven days between them, with somebody on the floor who can tell you how a fabric behaves after ten washes.
