DIY

You might have noticed the new DIY section by now. We want to inspire and encourage you to make things yourself. Stephen has sent us the first reply with a picture of the drape shirt he made. To make this shirt you need a little experience. The crown is very easy to make.

“Here’s my version of the drape shirt I made from the pattern I downloaded from the Worlds End blog, I used a really crisp shell cloth which drapes beautifully and I even used up some old brown Westwood buttons to finish. I’m a firm believer in DO IT YOURSELF and make about 45% of my own clothes because I work as a pattern cutter, so I'm used to sampling and sewing toiles. The rest of my wardrobe is about 50% Vivienne Westwood and the rest is thrifed, I really appreciate how Vivienne cuts her cloth from twisted fly’s on trousers to off centre necks on shirts and tops!”

Steven     http://polishchrist.tumblr.com/

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New T-shirts

I’m excited to introduce a new generation of t-shirts at Worlds End. You might think a t-shirt is the easiest thing to do, trust me it’s not. It took almost 2 years of development and trials to get this t-shirt as it is. What we have now is an organic*, unbleached, fair-trade t-shirt coming from a direct source. When you feel it in your hands you’ll immediately notice its extraordinary quality.

The cotton for this shirt comes from Peru. The largest cotton producing countries in the world are India, China, and the US. Most major organic suppliers are located in India and Pakistan. The infrastructure of cotton trade in this region is often characterized by many in-between traders. This can be a problem when it comes to transparency within a production chain. We wanted to make a shirt of which we know the exact provenance. And this new t-shirt comes from the coastal region south of Lima and is finished (printed) in England. The initiative to grow organic cotton in this area (to build up the knowledge and experience) and to transform it directly into products locally is the result of a 20year intense partnership of one Peruvian and on Swedish family.

From now on we’ll offer 2 ranges of t-shirts. Classic T-shirts are remakes of our most popular prints like “I’m not a terrorist”. These will be available at selected VW boutiques for £50. In addition to that Worlds End will have some different prints like “Tits” and “AR”. These belong to the Worlds End Special range. And because we want these to be affordable to everybody, and also as a little ‘thank you’ for your long loyalty, these remain at £35. Both ranges will sell under the Worlds End label.

*USDA-, EUOS-, and GOTS certified

For the first time we used cotton in a naturally grown colour.

 

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Balloon Dress

Baloon dress

This is another style from our remake of Vivienne’s favourite dresses from last summer’s Gold Label collection. It’s a real summer piece based on the spiral cutting principal, which dominated SS12. An easy thing for your next beach holiday. Balloon Dress in cotton voile, garment washed, one size, £290.00

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The most unloved WE Dress

River dress

Some of you might remember the River Dress. We only had one of it, it’s a Gold Label Design which didn’t make it into the collection at the time. For 4 years we put it in Worlds End during winters. No one loved it, no one wanted it. The price dropped to under £100 sometimes depending on Lisa’s mood. Finally we gave it to the sample sale last weekend. One of our current interns made the pick, it looks amazing on her and she loves it!

 

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