About

Wovenriver was created from a long-standing connection to clothing, repair, and reuse.

I began sewing at a young age, learning from my mother, a seamstress and quilter with over 40 years of experience. Over time, that foundation grew into more than 10 years of hands-on experience sewing, mending, and repairing everyday clothing.

My work is rooted in sustainability and practical care for the things we already own. For over 12 years, I’ve been reselling clothing on platforms like eBay and Poshmark, maintaining a 5-star rating and developing a deep understanding of garment quality, construction, and longevity.

I’m also the manager of the Mend-It Café at Spokane Zero Waste, where I help support community repair and reuse efforts. Through that work, I’ve seen how small repairs can extend the life of clothing for years and keep useful items out of the waste stream.

I believe we already have enough clothing and textiles in the world to meet our needs — and that well-made pieces deserve to be worn, repaired, and cared for over time.

Wovenriver brings together repair, resale, and reuse in one place, making it easier to maintain a functional wardrobe and extend the life of the clothing you already own.

Whether it’s a small repair or a larger wardrobe reset, Wovenriver is here to help you get more life out of the clothing you already own.