About

Seamstress, pattern cutter, designer, photographer, customer service, shipping, office work, social media, advertising

Laura has been making handmade clothes from up-cycled materials for over 15 years. After witnessing the excess fabric thrown away in the dumpsters of clothing factories in New York City, she vowed to never use new fabrics again. She has a degree in Animal Science and Fashion Design, has lived in 7 states before moving to Montana, and has traveled throughout the US, as well as Europe, Ghana, Jamaica, and Mexico. Mrs. Fisher is passionate about growing food, horses, her family, friends, and her connection to Earth and the Divine. She loves supporting other makers and entrepreneurs. A true testament of tenacity, she has owned a re-sale and local designer clothing store, co-founded and produced Eugene Fashion Week, started a clothing manufacturing company, and finally dedicated herself full time to RevivALL in 2015. Remember, there’s strength in your femininity!

Find her on Instagram @strength_in_femininity

and Sews for RevivALL- Lacey Jean Skirts and Pinafores

When Cindy was around 10 years old, she started making clothes for her Barbie and furnished her toy box doll house with furniture she built and sewed. This evolved into her making most of her own clothes in high school. Her Mother was a seamstress in Germany, and after World War 2, apprenticed with a couturier, so she has been around garment design all her life. Cindy grew up in Whitefish, Montana, and now lives in Bozeman, where she has her own alterations and repair business, Sewing by Cid. She’s always dreamt of having a farmhouse and land outside of town for her 2 horses, J.D. and Smokey. She and Smokey love to move cows and help with brandings on the weekends. (side note-she has a bumper sticker on her horse trailer that says “Good cowgirls keep their calves together” ) She also has a sweet, loyal doggie, Max, who goes everywhere with her. Check out her Facebook page below!

Sara joined our team this year in the customer service and fulfillment department. Previously a shipping manager for a large cloth diaper company, she finds great joy in taking special care of each order. Picking out products, neatly wrapping them, and adding personal touches are just a few ways Sara expresses her love for customer service. She is inspired by those who love their craft, work with their hands, and are driven by creativity and a zest for life. When she’s not working, Sarea enjoys time with her husband and two boys, swimming, skiing, climbing, reading, and learning new things. They have an Alaskan Malamute named Tulok, which means “guardian of the stars,” and her guiding personal belief is,”In everything you do, do it with all your heart.”

Sews for RevivALL- Short Overalls, Rosemary Dresses, Holly Hobbie Dresses in Midnight Tapestry

Addy and Monica live in Springfield, Oregon, and sew out of a home studio. They started sewing bloomers for RevivALL  about 12 years ago and also sew for a couple other clothing brands in Eugene. They met in Guatemala City, sewing at a factory making mens suits. Monica started working as a seamstress at 9 and Addy was 13! They both have over 30 years of experience. The 3 most important things to them are family, good health, and work because “if you are healthy, you can work”. When they aren’t working, they enjoy making meals that take a long time like chile rellenos and tamales! Though Addy and Monica love to sew, they never make clothes for themselves. They’d rather just go buy something because they enjoy shopping. A goal of Addy’s is to buy a house so she could have more room to sew. One of Monica’s is to travel to Italy (last year, she visited South Korea!)

Alexandra, originally from Springfield, Virginia, met Laura when modeling for Revivall in early 2020. Since the photoshoot, she was drawn to the vintage-inspired charm of the brand and appreciated Laura’s core value of conscious consumerism. Her passion for helping others is the cornerstone of how she provides services to her clients. She has since been using her skills in finding the best systems and processes to meet Revivall’s behind-the-scenes needs. Being a creative herself – whether it be through vintage fashion, crafting, or trying new recipes – Alexandra is inspired by people who put their own spin on life, shamelessly doing “their thing.” Her mantra is “Get old or die trying,” meaning live life to the fullest. She explains, “Don’t be held back by where you think you should be in life, just do your best and enjoy the ride.”

Janine grew up in a small town on the Delaware in New Jersey, where her mother taught her to quilt, and where she’d enter her entirely hand-stitched designs into the 4-H fair each summer. These days, using her mother’s vintage Singer connects Janine to the many generations of women in her family for whom seamstress work and sewing was second nature. Revivall’s commitment to use scrap and deadstock materials was enticing to Janine; repurposing remnants to create new designs has always been a passion of hers. Her inspiration is fueled by nature, traditional handicrafts, and floral, feminine patterns, though ultimately, the work itself is the muse: “I always feel grounded when I sit down to push the needle through layers of fabric.” Fly fishing, reading through her current stack of thrifted books, and spending time in the mountains with her two pups are where you’ll find her in her spare time. Her guiding mantra is “Live your best life and plan bravely.”