Collection 02 — available online and in-store. Explore the full series at the link in our bio.
stoffa.co
Mar 28, 2026Instagram
COLLECTION 02 Our second collection arrives with the turn of the season toward warmer days. We continue our exploration of shape and silhouette, studying how textile character—the weight, weave, and finish of a cloth—influences how a garment moves and feels. The palette, grounded by an evolving range of earth tones, shifts between complementary and contrasting colors. Three new silk fabrics anchor the collection: a silk mohair with a luminous, subtly brushed hand for tailoring and outerwear, along with a featherweight silk crepe and a raw silk-linen weave, both for lightweight shirting. Photography Evan Browning (@evanbrowning) Featuring Erik Martinez, Nate Cox and Taj Reed (@erikmartineznewyork, @n8.cox and @tajreed) Grooming Yukie Yamasaki (@yukikie) Explore the full series at the link in our bio #LaStoffa //
stoffa.co
Mar 26, 2026Instagram
Collection 02 — available online and in-store. Explore the full series at the link in our bio.
stoffa.co
Mar 24, 2026Instagram
COLLECTION 02 Our second collection arrives with the turn of the season toward warmer days. We continue our exploration of shape and silhouette, studying how textile character—the weight, weave, and finish of a cloth—influences how a garment moves and feels. The palette, grounded by an evolving range of earth tones, shifts between complementary and contrasting colors. Three new silk fabrics anchor the collection: a silk mohair with a luminous, subtly brushed hand for tailoring and outerwear, along with a featherweight silk crepe and a raw silk-linen weave, both for lightweight shirting. Photography Evan Browning (@evanbrowning) Featuring Erik Martinez, Nate Cox and Taj Reed (@erikmartineznewyork, @n8.cox and @tajreed) Grooming Yukie Yamasaki (@yukikie) Explore the full series at the link in our bio #LaStoffa //
stoffa.co
Mar 22, 2026Instagram
COLLECTION 02 Our second collection arrives with the turn of the season toward warmer days. We continue our exploration of shape and silhouette, studying how textile character—the weight, weave, and finish of a cloth—influences how a garment moves and feels. The palette, grounded by an evolving range of earth tones, shifts between complementary and contrasting colors. Three new silk fabrics anchor the collection: a silk mohair with a luminous, subtly brushed hand for tailoring and outerwear, along with a featherweight silk crepe and a raw silk-linen weave, both for lightweight shirting. Photography Evan Browning (@evanbrowning) Featuring Erik Martinez, Nate Cox and Taj Reed (@erikmartineznewyork, @n8.cox and @tajreed) Grooming Yukie Yamasaki (@yukikie) Explore the full series at the link in our bio #LaStoffa //
stoffa.co
Mar 20, 2026Instagram
COLLECTION 02 Our second collection arrives with the turn of the season toward warmer days. We continue our exploration of shape and silhouette, studying how textile character—the weight, weave, and finish of a cloth—influences how a garment moves and feels. The palette, grounded by an evolving range of earth tones, shifts between complementary and contrasting colors. Three new silk fabrics anchor the collection: a silk mohair with a luminous, subtly brushed hand for tailoring and outerwear, along with a featherweight silk crepe and a raw silk-linen weave, both for lightweight shirting. Photography Evan Browning (@evanbrowning) Featuring Erik Martinez, Nate Cox and Taj Reed (@erikmartineznewyork, @n8.cox and @tajreed) Grooming Yukie Yamasaki (@yukikie) Explore the full series at the link in our bio #LaStoffa //
stoffa.co
Mar 19, 2026Instagram
COLLECTION 02 Our second collection arrives with the turn of the season toward warmer days. We continue our exploration of shape and silhouette, studying how textile character—the weight, weave, and finish of a cloth—influences how a garment moves and feels. The palette, grounded by an evolving range of earth tones, shifts between complementary and contrasting colors. Three new silk fabrics anchor the collection: a silk mohair with a luminous, subtly brushed hand for tailoring and outerwear, along with a featherweight silk crepe and a raw silk-linen weave, both for lightweight shirting. Photography Evan Browning (@evanbrowning) Featuring Erik Martinez, Nate Cox and Taj Reed (@erikmartineznewyork, @n8.cox and @tajreed) Grooming Yukie Yamasaki (@yukikie) Explore the full series at the link in our bio
stoffa.co
Mar 17, 2026Instagram
In 1982, while working as a pollinator for a cotton breeder in California, Sally Fox (@vreseis / @sallyfoxfibre) discovered a strain of naturally brown cotton. Intrigued by its beauty and potential, she cultivated a range of naturally colored varieties—cotton that could be machine-spun without the use of pesticides, bleach, or synthetic dyes. Over decades of careful crossbreeding and stewardship, Fox has developed a palette of sustainable cottons, naturally grown in colors that range from warm browns to soft greens and reds. Her work has endured beyond trends, business and regulatory hurdles, guided by a quiet determination to lessen the environmental toll of cotton production and to celebrate the beauty of nature’s raw materials. Today, under the Foxfibre mantle, Sally continues to develop new cotton varieties. The brown cotton she bred is now grown in New Mexico by the skilled farmers at Alvarez Farms and spun into yarn by Taishoboseki (@taishoboseki) in Japan. We’re proud to stand alongside a new generation of brands helping to revive this thoughtful approach to textiles. The video in the post is an excerpt from the Smithsonian’s documentary on Sally’s process, made in 1997. The complete video is linked in our bio and additional information can be found on her YouTube page and website.
stoffa.co
Mar 13, 2026Instagram
Sally Fox (@vreseis / @sallyfoxfibre) on her testing farm in California’s Capay Valley. Since 1982, Sally has been cultivating naturally colored cotton—grown without pesticides, bleach, or synthetic dyes—and quietly reshaping what textile stewardship can look like. The brown cotton she bred is now grown in New Mexico by Alvarez Farms and spun into yarn by Taishoboseki (@taishoboseki) in Japan. We’re proud to stand alongside a new generation of brands helping to revive Sally’s thoughtful approach to textiles She wears our Braided Popover and Jeans in Brown Undyed Foxfibre® Cotton. Images of Sally by Ella Galaty (@byellagalaty) Images of Fiber Archive – courtesy of Sally Fox Video excerpted from the Smithsonian’s documentary on Sally’s process, made in 1997. #LaStoffa //
stoffa.co
Mar 12, 2026Instagram
In 1982, while working as a pollinator for a cotton breeder in California, Sally Fox (@vreseis / @sallyfoxfibre) discovered a strain of naturally brown cotton. Intrigued by its beauty and potential, she cultivated a range of naturally colored varieties—cotton that could be machine-spun without the use of pesticides, bleach, or synthetic dyes. Over decades of careful crossbreeding and stewardship, Fox has developed a palette of sustainable cottons, naturally grown in colors that range from warm browns to soft greens and reds. Her work has endured beyond trends, business and regulatory hurdles, guided by a quiet determination to lessen the environmental toll of cotton production and to celebrate the beauty of nature’s raw materials. Today, under the Foxfibre mantle, Sally continues to develop new cotton varieties. The brown cotton she bred is now grown in New Mexico by the skilled farmers at Alvarez Farms and spun into yarn by Taishoboseki (@taishoboseki) in Japan. We’re proud to stand alongside a new generation of brands helping to revive this thoughtful approach to textiles. The video in the post is an excerpt from the Smithsonian’s documentary on Sally’s process, made in 1997. The complete video is linked in our bio and additional information can be found on her YouTube page and website.
stoffa.co
Mar 12, 2026Instagram
Explore new arrivals for Spring, including our first indigo jeans, new linen-silk shirting, and lightweight outerwear. Available online and in-store. Photography by @evanbrowning Featuring @tajreed and @yusufjahidamirhassan
stoffa.co
Mar 6, 2026Instagram
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Mar 4, 2026Homepage
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