What we do
We think that the best gear is the gear that you've already got! We will up-cycle and rework your old or unwanted garments into practical and fashionable outdoor clothing.
Purpose built garments
Making our garments by hand means there is no MOQ and every garment is unique. It is unusual to have a uniquely designed garment in our polluted fashion market but we will create specific garments tailored to your needs in every way possible.
Up-cycling and reworking
We do not create any raw materials at Moorepace, instead we tear apart a damaged or unwanted garment and use the same fabric to make a more useful product.
This process is different to other fabric recycling methods as no water, heat or machinery is used, making it the cleanest option.
Customisation
Adding desired features onto a preexisting garment is easy and much more cost-efficient that buying an entirely new piece of clothing.
Whether it's an internal pocket, an extended cuff or a concealed pocket, we can make almost any addition to your garment.
NEW DROP!
We are in the process of making a collection of workwear jackets, all custom and eye-catching.
They are all created from recycled pirate themed museum banners, a heavyweight drill cotton that will gain character as you wear it.
There will be an extremely limited number of these garments, so grab them whilst they last. They will be available to buy on our website after launch or through direct message.
*item photographed not for sale
Pirates collection
Innovator of the year 2024
I won the Duke of Edinburgh creativity Innovator of the Year award for 2024, for the design of my trousers and coats. This video explains more about my journey and the award.
Contact us
If you require any of our services, or want to get in touch, please don't hesitate to email us or use the contact form.
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