We don’t do “sustainable.” We don’t sell plastic dreams or carbon-offset our guilt. We don’t produce “ethically” in sweatshops or ship “green” packaging from China. We don’t mass-produce clothing, and we don’t manufacture fake solutions to real problems. We don’t participate in fast fashion—even when it’s “recycled.” And the sage-toned virtue signaling, eco buzzwords, and recycled lies? Hard no.

Buying deadstock won’t save you — but at least you’ll die slower.

We don’t design for the sake of production. We don’t chase trends or sketch for a future we don’t believe in. We don’t need to. Everything we need is already here. Deadstock isn’t just material—it’s potential. Energy that never got its moment. Stories that never got told. We don’t make new things. We bring forgotten things back to life. That’s not nostalgia. That’s a shift in reality.

Old stock. New energy.

The average human consumes a credit card’s worth of plastic every week. So if your package shows up wrapped in it, don’t panic. It was rescued, not ordered. Any poly mailers, tape rolls, or bubble wrap came from shuttered NYC businesses — saved from the trash and given a second shot at disappointment. Sourced locally. Still terrible. And when deadstock packaging isn’t an option, we keep it domestic, recycled, and plastic-free.

It’s not pretty. But it’s honest.