Preloved,
Relove.
At PIP&NOO, we're combating the culture of fast fashion by combining textiles and hand craft into timeless, deeply loved, and completely unique pieces.
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100% Handmade
Every seam, patch, and stitch is guided by Pipee's hands.
Upcycled
Old textiles are given a second chance. Vintage curtains, old shirts and scrap materials are transformed into unique items.
One-Of-A-Kind
Most items will only be made once. Craft will never be mass produced.
Request a Custom Piece
Got a jumper that you can't bear to throw away? An old throw, or a pair of jeans that's seen better days but still means something? Send it to us. We'll turn it into something you'll wear again - a bag, a jacket, a piece that carries the memory forwards.
Get in Touch
For questions about custom pieces, our upcycling process and any other enquires, don't hesitate to get in touch with us! Email us or send a message on our instagram, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Pip & Noo
Coming Soon
Our website is currently under construction as we prepare our collections page. Check back soon for the full launch, or reach out below with any enquiries!
Our Story
It all started as a hobby, sewing clothes for my little daughter as she grew up.
I noticed how predictable children’s clothing was - blue for boys and pink for girls, the same patterns over and over. I wanted to make something with more character, something that would express my ideas of children clothes for her to wear.
Todds to Teens
I made clothes for my children from toddlers all the way through to their teens, and today I still do. My son always tells me his friends love the shirts I make him. As they grew up, my focus shifted too. I moved away from children’s clothes and started exploring adult clothing, bags, homewear and accessories.
Having never attended a fashion school or taken any education related to fashion, I’m completely self-taught. My sewing skills today come from years of practice and a lot of trial and error along the way.
Charity Shop Roots
For five years, I volunteered at a local charity shop. I made two collections of my own handmade pieces and donated all of them for the events organized by the charity shop so they could raise some extra money.
During all those years of volunteering, I realised that there were so many donated clothes and materials that could have been given a second life, but instead they ended up in landfills. Around this time, I started trying to live with less waste. Naturally, that crept into what I was making too. That’s really where the idea of ‘preloved, relove’ came from.
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The Present
After that, I started sourcing differently. Car boot sales, charity shops, second hand textiles wherever I could find them, rather than buying new fabric.
Now, almost 100% I make combines pieces from my own textile collection with things I've sourced second hand. I love bright, cheerful colours, and adding little details to otherwise plain fabrics. Cross hatchings, visible stitching, small touches that make every piece a little more one of a kind.