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Learn to build your own garments — start sewing with Roughcut patterns.

“Fleur of Firenze” – Travel Series: Florence
£699.99

(Part of the Roughcut Travel Series)

  • Constructed over 8 days across Florence, Italy

  • Final stitching completed in view of the Uffizi Gallery

  • Part of the Made in Italy travel series

  • Outer features illustrations from Zuccari’s Dante’s Inferno

  • Lined in Italian-sourced yellow linen

  • Interior quilted with an embroidered fleur-de-lis — Florence’s emblem

  • Rich burgundy ribbing at cuffs and hem

  • Unique signature Roughcut patches and relic appliqués

  • Entire build documented in a 40-minute YouTube film

Built beneath the terracotta rooftops and gold-painted facades of Florence, this relic holds a city in its seams. Inspired by Renaissance palaces, Dante’s vivid visions, and the ochre hues of old walls, it was sewn into being while staring across the skyline at the very gallery that holds its visual source. The interior fleur-de-lis was stitched as a love letter to the city’s history — a symbol of both rebirth and resistance.

This jacket doesn’t just reference Florence — it was made of Florence.

"Sashiko Summit"
£549.99

(Part of the Roughcut Relic Series)

Built from scratch using Roughcut’s signature patchwork techniques, this 1/1 hiking backpack blends rugged utility with timeless design. The outer shell is constructed from heavyweight blue denim, reinforced with dense sashiko hand-stitching and military netting for breathable storage across the front and sides. Internally, it’s fully lined with durable black cotton, and the ergonomic shoulder straps are double-padded for carry comfort.

  • Fully handmade — repurposed, vintage, upcycled

  • Military net outer pockets + side pouches

  • Internal roll-top closure with adjustable clip fastening

  • Hidden bottom zipper compartment for added storage

  • Double-layered, foam-cushioned shoulder straps

  • Lobster clasp details, reinforced seamwork

  • Roughcut signature patchwork + archival printed patches

  • One of One — you will never see another like this

  • Ships immediately

Whether you’re hauling fabric through flea markets or gear through mountain fog, this is the kind of pack you never want to put down. A true companion piece — built to age with you.

“The Trial Before the Descent”
£549.99

A jacket that travels through time.

This piece blends three distinct works by Gustave Doré — each one capturing a moment from the arc of descent. From judgment to purgation, and finally into the unknown. The imagery wraps across the body in sequence, with each panel acting as a stage in the narrative. Every painting was carefully placed to reflect this transition — stitched into one wearable timeline.

Built from heavyweight duck canvas, digitally printed and overdyed by hand. Fully lined in a historic textile map of Florence with a double-layered collar, reinforced stitching, and multiple custom closures. Quilted throughout for structure and form.

This is the second APOR (Artists Print On Reality) garment ever made. Signed and labeled inside.

Details:

  • One-of-one jacket (never to be remade)

  • Art by Gustave Doré, remixed across the canvas

  • Handmade from scratch in Bournemouth, UK

  • Quilted body for warmth + durability

  • Three front pockets (one with concealed snap closure)

  • Fully lined in printed archival fabric

  • Signature interior patch showing cathedral floor plan

  • Label signed “GARMGOBLIN // APOR_02”

Sizing:

Boxy fit — tagged size XL but suits L comfortably.

Refer to measurements below or message for fit guidance.

Shipping:

Shipped tracked & signed worldwide. Local pickup available.

You’ve seen the relics. Now step behind the seams. Roughcut patterns let you create from scratch — the same way I do.

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