Vintage Feed Sack Quilt Jacket

I have to write a side note here of how extraordinary this quilt is! its from the 1930s and was kept in such good shape that the print on the old feeds bags they used to make the quilt was still present on the bags which is INCREDIBLE. I have preserved this ink now with so it shouldn't fade anymore than time already has made it. A true piece of walking art!

Tired of looking like everyone else? These jackets are basically wearable chaos in the best way possible. I raid estate sales and thrift stores for vintage quilts, then hack them into oversized jackets that somehow fit your vibe (and your body). Every piece is gloriously different—mismatched patterns, faded colors, mysterious stains from 1952—we keep it all because its history. You're not just wearing a jacket; you're wearing a middle finger to fast fashion and a love letter to things that have actually lived. One size fits all.

I created this jacket shape 100 percent from scratch with one thing in mind, I wanted someone who was a small be able to wear this and then be able to take it off and a xxl be able to wear it as well! What a dull world to be limited by size and now you don't have to be!

Before they become jackets, each quilt gets a luxe wash in designer detergent that smells like absolute heaven—so your vintage jackets come to you free of past stains and energy (hopefully). It's the perfect contradiction: thrifted soul, high-end fragrance.