Revivall Clothing - Slow Fashion- American-Made Clothing

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Simple Life

Sustainable, small-batch pieces handmade with
intention in Oregon & Montana.

With flattering cuts and practical styles, our clothes are made for women with dirt under their nails and fire in their hearts. 100% women-owned and operated, we value customer service and the bygone era of manufacturing durable clothing while respecting the Earth.

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Cotton Tunic Dress in Seaglass
$105.00
Bobbie Jumper in Pimento
$150.00
Peasant Blouse in Coquette
$95.00
Prairie Crop Top in Summer Bouquet
$72.00

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You find out who your friends are when you’re ha

You find out who your friends are when you’re having a tough time. The past ten days have been the toughest of my life but I’m on the other side. We got some positive diagnoses for my parents and I’m coming back home to Montana. Though there’s still a long road of healing ahead, we have a little space to breathe and regroup. For all of you who reached out, sent messages, let me cry, listened, let me ride your horses, brought me food, gifted me healing sessions, my heart is full. You are my saviors. @blacksmokefibers @thewillowandhound @alyssedoty @stage_coach_kitchen @larimorehustle @livingandlovingbeautifully @divinefeminine @_wild.betty_ @j.don_elly @fair_play_farm

Connecting with you through my clothing and this p

Connecting with you through my clothing and this platform brings me such joy. Emily and I had only communicated through DM and email but she invited me to come visit her farm while I’m in Maryland. The immense joy I felt today seemed to override the sadness and for that, I am grateful. Remember, the people you truly connect with on here...you can actually meet in person. Yes, there’s a lot of superficial bonds but also true connection. Today was a solid reminder. Plus, I got to see some Revivall in action!

I feel so far outside my life right now. It’s li

I feel so far outside my life right now. It’s like being in an alternate reality. I’m here with my parents in Maryland, helping them get through some tough stuff.

It’s challenging to focus on my business. My free time is spent on much needed self care. It seems like going back and forth between states may be my reality for a while but, honestly, that’s okay with me.

I feel blessed to have the opportunity to do so but I owe it to you, my beautiful, supportive community, and my incredible team taking care of business behind the scenes. You all are keeping me strong and grounding me to something. I give thanks.

While in a DM conversation with a friend on IG, th

While in a DM conversation with a friend on IG, the topic of weight and body image came up...specifically how our society equates size with health.

I remember trying to gain weight and put on muscle in my 30s, doing squats, lifting weights, but it never worked, I always felt too skinny. Having people tell me how tiny I was felt condescending & made me feel weak. As a single woman in the world, I was constantly fighting to be strong, rough around the edges, trying to be tough. At the end of that decade, my body just shifted to more round and full. I truly believe it had to do with finding my partner and getting out of constant fight-or-flight. I was finally able to relax and soften up.

Being thin historically meant being unhealthy. It was often a sign that you were ill or didn't have enough food to eat. When did all of this change? When did we start equating size with health? What if we realized that giving ourselves space to relax and room to breathe will bring us to where we need to be? What if it's not about weight or size at all, it's just about being truly happy with ourselves? Photo of @curanderio by @40wattphoto Thanks for the good conversation @nati_nati04

Hanging up new inventory in the showroom is one of

Hanging up new inventory in the showroom is one of my favorite parts of this job. It’s the final step in a long journey. Designing, , patterning, fabric selection, cut & sew, photographing and listing for sale...this is one of the last steps before they get sent to you!

Many of you have said that you don’t see my post

Many of you have said that you don’t see my posts anymore on your feed. If you want to still be in the loop, please like and save this post and other posts in the next few days. I think that will be enough to tell the algorithm you’re interested...but also, I don’t speak robot so🤷🏼‍♀️

Well this dress sold out quickly! Small batches me

Well this dress sold out quickly! Small batches mean we can make to order with no excess. Staying sustainable for the planet and her people is my #1 priority. My apologies to those who miss out on something, though. I know it can be frustrating. Sometimes we find many yards of deadstock fabric at @ragfindersofca and sometimes just a few. This fabric was the latter, only 20 yards were available, so congratulations to those that got one this morning with the email release.

Finishing up everything I can before my family goe

Finishing up everything I can before my family goes on vacation Wednesday. Life has been full of miracles & hardships lately and I’m really looking forward to a few days of relaxation. This is the Dorothy Catherine in XL-there’s 2 left!

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