A new house · 2026
Cloth grown like food
The Grove is an organic clothing studio opening in 2026. Linen, hemp, and cotton, shown here as they hang, not as they sell.
Our position
If food can be organic, so can what you wear
The agriculture behind most clothing is invisible. Pesticides, synthetic fertilisers, and water-intensive crops sit behind every garment that does not carry a certification. At The Grove, every fibre is GOTS-certified before it reaches a mill.
We make fewer pieces and account for all of them. No seasonal overruns, no warehouse clearances, no fast-fashion economics. A shirt that lasts ten years is worth more than ten shirts that each last a year.
From ground to garment
Grown in certified soil
Linen, hemp, and cotton are planted in GOTS-certified fields. No synthetic pesticides, no GMO seed. Soil health is tracked between harvests.
Milled without compromise
Fibre goes directly to audited mills in Portugal, Lithuania, and Italy. No intermediaries. We visit every supplier before placing an order.
Cut to outlast fashion
Cuts are kept simple and repairable. No excess seaming, no trend-driven details. Each piece is designed to be worn, washed, mended, and passed on.
Collection data
By the numbers
Pieces per category
How the 30-piece collection divides across clothing types.
Organic fabric mix
Share of each fibre across the collection.
- Cotton45%
- Linen35%
- Hemp20%
The Grove is a studio, not a brand. Read about the people, the farms, and the certifications behind what hangs here.
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