Repair & Refresh
Send your hat back to us when it needs care. Where possible, we'll repair, refresh or rework it and return it with its next chapter stitched in.
Circular economy
One hat. Many chapters.
The story doesn't have to end when the hat changes hands. We're building Your Story Hat so a hat can be repaired, reworked, passed on or rehomed — and keep being worn.
Buy thoughtfully · Love longer · Pass it on
The journey of a hat
- Step 01
Wear
Chapter 01 begins the day it arrives. Worn, packed, swum in, photographed.
- Step 02
Repair
Loose weave, tired ribbon, a charm that came away. Send it back and we'll look.
- Step 03
Rework
A new chapter, a new name, a new date. Charms come off and new ones go on.
- Step 04
Pass On
A daughter, a friend, a second owner. The label moves to Chapter 02.
- Step 05
Donate
When it's time to let go, we'll help find where it can go next.
- Step 06
Wear Again
The best outcome for a beautiful object is that someone keeps wearing it.
What we offer
Send Us Your Own Hat
Already have a hat with a story? Send it to us and we'll assess whether it can be restored, redesigned or personalised with your charms.
Donate or Pass It On
When you're ready to let your hat go, we'll help explore its next chapter through reuse, resale or donation where appropriate.
How it works
- 01Tell us about itSend a few photos and the hat's story so far. We'll tell you what we think is possible.
- 02Post it to the atelierWe'll send you the address and a simple label. Pack it well — it's travelled enough.
- 03We assess it by handEvery hat is different, so every hat is looked at individually. We quote before we start.
- 04It comes home changedRepaired, reworked or rehomed — and the woven label moves on a chapter.
Honest by design
- We can't promise every hat can be repaired, reworked or rehomed — some are too far gone, and we'll say so.
- We don't hold certifications, recycled-material claims or charity partnerships, and we won't imply we do.
- These services are being built chapter by chapter. What's here today is what we can actually do today.
A beautiful thing should have more than one life.