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Soil to Studio

Founded by Swati Bansal, Soil to Studio is a textile and home furnishings brand that celebrates India's rich heritage of handcrafted textiles while bringing a contemporary perspective to modern living. Her partnership with Cloth & Company marks her debut in outdoor pillows and its first collection made in America. The partnership unites two female-led brands with a shared commitment to craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and responsible manufacturing. It is a celebration of both Soil to Studio's hand-drawn design language and Cloth & Company's handcrafted manufacturing heritage.

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Stoffer Home

Renowned designers Jean Stoffer and Grace Start are known for their timeless, sophisticated interiors, iconic store Stoffer Home, and hit show The Established Home. Now, their signature style comes to life in the Stoffer Home furniture collection by Cloth & Company. Anchored in neutrals with unexpected accents, the collection captures Jean and Grace's refined yet livable aesthetic and reimagines traditional design.

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Rifle Paper Co.

Anna Bond, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of the iconic lifestyle brand Rifle Paper Co., is known for her signature hand-painted illustrations and vibrant color palette. Her artistic vision shapes every design, from accessories to gifts to home decor, bringing beauty to the everyday. Rifle Paper Co.'s furniture collection crafted by Cloth & Company carefully balances accessibility, affordability, and quality while upholding the brand's distinct aesthetic and creative vision.

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Philadelphia Museum of Art, Gee's Bend Edition

The quilts created by the women of Gee's Bend, Alabama are among the most recognizable and beloved pieces of American Art worldwide. Integral to the cultural and historical identity of African American communities in the south, the women of Gee's Bend crafted quilts to provide warmth for themselves and their children. In the process, the developed a distinctive style renowned for its vibrant improvisations and geometric simplicity. This collaboration includes digitally reproduced artwork of five quilts from the Philadelphia Museum of Art's esteemed collection which were acquired by the museum in 2017 through the Souls Grown Deep Foundation.