Studio intro

Psychic Stitch is an embroidery studio that uses vintage embroidery machines to create one-of-a-kind pieces of wearable art.

Psychic stitch seeks to make clothing precious again by connecting it with a story and purpose through embroidery. As a creative design studio, our mission is to marry the past with the future of clothing. Our use of vintage sewing machines and pre-loved garments is an homage to the past, while our artwork has a unique and modern aesthetic.

 
 
 

At Psychic Stitch we lead with our ethics. As an environmentally conscious company, we are committed to sustainable practices and working towards a smaller footprint. Customizing vintage and used garments is an opportunity for creativity that reduces potential waste. This honors both the people who made these clothes and the people who own them now. With conscience and art, clothes become imbued with love.

 
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Whether in our studio, online, or at events, we help our customers connect to their individuality, creativity, and ultimately wear their passions on their sleeves.

Psychic Stitch is currently located in Los Angeles with a global customer base.

 
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ABOUT US

Psychic Stitch was founded by Meredith Allen and Beatrice Kalmar.

With mutual artistic practices at the intersection of fashion and art, Meredith and Beatrice bonded over a love of the abstract and the unique as well as a passion for sustainability. Each founder has individual strengths in the realm of art and design — from pattern making to graphic design, costume design to fine art. These foundational skills plus a passion for embroidery form a complementary and dynamic partnership that is the creative studio of Psychic Stitch.

The pair met working in Los Angeles after graduating from their respective universities. They both hold a Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Design: Meredith from Drexel University and Beatrice from Parsons School of Design.