Sewing ideas and inspiration

The RIOLA skirt is perfect for every season and every occasion. I wanted to design a pattern that might seem basic at first sight (a plain gathered skirt) but hides…

Let’s continue sharing some style and fabric inspiration for the REIG trousers. It has a very classic shape that is perfect to dress up and down. Some ideas? How about…

Dalt is the perfect piece for this season. A smart blazer that is double-breasted, with a large peak lapel, it will look great with everything! Here are three ways to…

With its 6 different views, the Ibi dress pattern is perfect for all types of styles and interpretations. Don’t hesitate to mix the different views to create a totally unique…

From the beginning, I’ve pictured the Albors trousers and the Maritims pullover as a set, made in the same fabric. So naturally, I chose some cotton canvas to sew the…

The Calvari dress is such a versatile pattern that can be made with most shirting fabrics: from cotton poplin to linen, flannel or needlecord for winter, viscose or tencel for…

The Albors trousers can be made in almost any medium weight fabric: denim, gabardine, canvas, corduroy, linen, or even a woolen, you name it. Here are some ideas to style…

I think that amongst all my patterns, my favourite is the Lliria dress pattern. I feel pretty every time I wear one, I believe it’s the romantic look of the…

Last summer, we released the Vera shirt pattern: a loose shirt with an asymmetrical hem. We’ve seen amazing versions on social media, and some of them modified as a dress.…

Here is a selection of fabrics and material we hope you’ll find inspiring when planning how to sew your Arenas bag. You can make it in used denim, technical or…

The Fashion Revolution movement is taking place this week, on the anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse on 2013. Fashion Revolution believes in a fashion industry that values people,…

If you grew up in the nineties like me, you must know the game “fashion designer”. I loved it! I was thinking about this game when developping the Serra jacket…