Play Nice: handmade bags from vintage and deadstock fabric

Model in a green dress holding a gingham takeout bag in front of a lion dance head

Images courtesy of Lost Scout Productions

Hands holding a gingham takeout bag
Fig. 1 Takeout bag

Play nice is an homage to our grandfather's decades-old textile business.

Our story

When we decided to go through his personal collection of fabrics from the 1970s to the early 2000s, we knew we had to do something special with them.

  • Model in a red top holding a magnifying glass and a woven bag
  • Two models in red and blue holding small bags
  • Model seen from behind holding a magnifying glass and a bag
  • Model holding a woven bag and a magnifying glass up to her eye

Images courtesy of Vogue Philippines

Many of these fabrics were produced by local textile mills that no longer exist today. Since we use vintage and deadstock materials, this means that our pieces are limited in nature and truly special.

Catalog

Because of the nature of patterned textiles, each piece will have a unique fabric layout.

New pieces are coming soon.

play nice

Model seated on a yellow sofa surrounded by takeout bags

Made in small batches, each and every one of our pieces is handcrafted by artisans. Our bags make use of vintage and deadstock fabrics from our grandfather's textile collection, which began over 50 years ago.

Images courtesy of Anabelle Foster

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