Ember Sweater

The sweater began as a forgotten ripped knit and a damaged burgendy shirt, both recovered from a school lost and found and reworked into something new. 

The deep red fabric climbs unevenly across the body like the edge of a flame, giving the sweater its name. Rather than hiding where the one material ends and another begins, the raw, irregular edge becomes the piece. 

The Ember Sweater was designed alongside its counterpart, the Tide Sweater. Where Tide draws from the movement and cool tones of the ocean, Ember uses deep red and rising forms inspired by the flame. Together the two form a his-and-hers pair built around opposing forces, built from different pieces that once shared the same fate: forgotten in a lost and found.

One of one. Made by hand. Made to be found again.