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Orphanage prides itself on cutting


Orphanage Clothing is a Halifax, Nova Scotia based business that uses recycled clothing to make one-of-a-kind garments, including T-shirts, dresses, and jackets.

Canadian fashion designer Kim Munson runs Orphanage Clothing.

“I have a design in my head then make a pattern for it. I like taking old T-shirts and re-using them. Sometime you can find item brands that don’t exits anymore. Like retro logos from the ’60s and ’70s.”

The environmentally friendly aspect of her business is really important for her.

A perfect piece of hunting for low-impact style.

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