Ana Chic — hand-crocheted, one-of-one pieces, designed in Brighton
The Mosaic Cardigan
One cardigan, eleven colourways, joined square by square.
Wear the Sunshine
Hand-crocheted sunflowers, grown stitch by stitch.
Patterns That Travel
Granny square cardigans, hand-crocheted by women.
Layer Like an Artist
Granny square vests — over a tee, a dress, or alone.
Sweet as Summer
Cherry, strawberry, hand-knitted in chunky wool.
The Granny Square Vest
One vest, five colourways, joined in charcoal grey.
The Sunflower Edit
The Limited Cardigans
Crafted by Women. Designed in Brighton.
Each piece is hand-crocheted by women artisans in organic cotton, using traditional techniques passed through generations. Every stitch carries a story of craft, sustainability, and slow fashion.
Limited edition. No restocks. Truly one of a kind.
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From the Journal
No machine has ever managed to crochet.
Knitting was mechanised in 1589. Weaving in the 1780s. Two hundred years on, crochet still has no machine at all, and the reason is mechanical rather than sentimental: it is built one loop at a time, into fabric that nothing holds in place.
Which is why every piece we make takes days, comes out slightly different, and was made by a woman with a hook.