Market Stripes Summer cushions and mattresses with yarn-dyed stripes, inspired by market textiles. Crafted from hand-woven cotton and quilted for comfort. Discover The Holiday Shop via the link in bio.
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May 23, 2026Instagram
Everyday Steps Vegetable-tanned leather pumps from Sturlini, crafted in a 40-year-old factory in the Tuscan countryside using traditional techniques. Designed to soften to the contours of the foot with repeated wear, made exclusively for TOAST. Discover our footwear collection via the link in bio.
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May 23, 2026Instagram
Pleated Cotton Poplin Our pleat-front trousers fall with an easy, voluminous drape. Shaped from garment-dyed organic cotton poplin with an elasticated waist and side slant pockets. Discover our womenswear collection via the link in bio.
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May 22, 2026Instagram
New Makers 2026 | Hannah Watts Ceramicist Hannah Watts embraces marks left by the making process. Each of her large stoneware platters, defined by colourful linear patterns, carries a distinct character. “My work is a bit wonky,” she says. “As a former perfectionist, I think that’s been really good for me.” Hannah uses the sgraffito technique to decorate her platters, which involves coating leather-hard clay with underglaze and scratching lines into the surface. “On my first day at a new studio, my mentor demonstrated sgraffito. The first thing I tried was quite a geometric pattern – it was like a ‘click’ moment, and I haven’t looked back.” Discover the New Makers 2026 collection via the link in bio.
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May 22, 2026Instagram
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May 22, 2026Homepage
Circle | The Mending Library Launched in 2019, our free repair service gives new life to worn TOAST garments. From sashiko and darning to patching and applique, discover how our specialists have restored pieces for our community in The Mending Library – an archive of previously loved pieces, renewed with creative repairs. By highlighting examples from our mending service, we hope to inspire others to extend the use of their TOAST clothing. “I love seeing these repairs. I have repaired worn-out garments all my life, and they have aged with me through highs and lows like old friends,” says Miriam, a member of our Circle community. Visit The Mending Library via the link in bio.
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May 21, 2026Instagram
Bronze Green Tonal separates for styling together or apart, shaped from garment-dyed cotton and linen. Discover our menswear collection via the link in bio.
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May 21, 2026Instagram
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May 21, 2026Homepage
From Root to Tip | TOAST West Hollywood Visit our West Hollywood shop to view an exhibition celebrating British Craft in partnership with Crafts Council, the UK’s national charity for craft. Discover work by UK-based makers whose work reflects an ecology of making - from materials that are dug, grown and gathered, to processes of transformation and the supporting structures that nourish and strengthen. Artists shown include: Dalia James @daliajamesstudio Jacky Oliver @jackyolivermetalwork Jessie White @jessiewhitedesign Julie Gurr @juliegurrwillowweaver Olga Prinku @olgaprinku Rosa Harradine @rosaharradine Zena Holloway @zenaholloway Fitch & McAndrew @fitchandmcandrew House of Quinn @houseofquinn From root to tip, each piece carries a sense of origin, skilful process and care. On display until Sunday 07 June, TOAST West Hollywood. Opening times: Monday - Saturday, 11am - 7pm Sunday, 12pm - 6pm
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May 20, 2026Instagram
Season Shift Our breathable linen shift dress is cut to an easy silhouette and garment-dyed for a naturally softened finish. A simple, considered piece for warmer days ahead. Discover our latest womenswear pieces via the link in bio.
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May 20, 2026Instagram
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Styled by Our Community Stef, a creative working in TV and film, wears our Half Placket Linen Shirt and Casper Cotton Poplin Trousers. Relaxed staples in warm copper and fig shades. Stef is 6’2 and wears a size M/L. Discover our menswear collection via the link in bio.celebration
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May 19, 2026Instagram
Ethiopian Food Traditions Helina of Eat Ethio - a gallery-café-studio hybrid space anchored in Ethiopian food she shares with her partner Scott - cooks using mostly Kentish produce, some of it sourced from Wick Wood itself, the setting for our springtime lunch. Hawthorn sits at the centre of the table – “to hold the heart of the occasion and bring connection,” says Helina – which is laden with herbs and tinctures, among them her mum’s aromatic berbere spice blend, which adds earthy punch to all manner of Ethiopian dishes. Read more on the #TOASTMagazine via the link in bio. Words by Mina Holland. Photography by Elena Heatherwick.
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May 19, 2026Instagram
Introducing New Makers 2026
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Table Setting Colourful illustrations are dotted across our cotton bandana, depicting food and objects found on a summer table. Discover our accessories collection via the link in bio.
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May 18, 2026Instagram
A Look Back | TOAST & Dezeen at NYCxDesign With the launch of our New Makers 2026 programme, we are taking time to reflect on the role of craft today; its significance for individuals, its diverse forms of expression, and the value it holds in contemporary culture. During NYCxDesign week, we presented a panel talk in collaboration with architecture and design magazine Dezeen. Editor Ben Dreith was joined by TOAST New Maker 2026 Linnan Ye, author and weaver Deborah Needleman, and Megan Skidmore from Powerhouse Arts. The speakers reflected on the path to becoming a craftsperson, the challenges modern makers face, and the importance of mentorship and visibility in sustaining a craft practice. Visit our New Makers 2026 collection at TOAST New York West Village until June 4. Read more about the event on the #TOASTMagazine via the link in bio. Photography by Youn Kim.
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May 18, 2026Instagram
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Hand-Dyed Ikat Our dress is crafted from hand-dyed and handwoven cotton ikat by artisans in India. The cotton yarns are carefully bound and dyed to form a unique pattern, then hand-woven into a soft fabric. The weavers work under master artisan Bikshapati Kolaan in the village of Yellanki, Andhra Pradesh, who has been practising the craft for 40 years. Discover our womenswear collection via the link in bio.
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May 17, 2026Instagram
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