Handcrafted ponchos, reconstructed denim, and future heirloom garments made in small quantities using reclaimed materials and slow-fashion principlies.
Launcing Fall 2026.
Join the waitlist for early access and first releases.
House on Van Street is a slow-fashion project focused on reconstruction, permanence, and emotional durability.
We work primarily with reclaimed textiles, secondhand garments, vintage fabrics, and custom materials to create one-of-one wearable pieces designed to live with the wearer over time.
Every garment is approached as both utility and artifact - something meant to be worn, repaired, remembered, and passed forward.
Our first releases focus on reconstructed ponchos and denim, with future plans for bespoke commissions, heiloom reconstruction, and original house-developed materials.
No mass production.
No trend cycles.
Small runs only.
One-of-one reconstructed ponchos
Small-batch denim
Custom patchwork garments
Reclaimed textile experimentation
Bespoke client commissions
Heirloom garment reconstruction
House-developed fabrics
Signature House on Van Street silhouettes
• Early access to first releases
• Behind-the-scenes process updates
• Priority access to future bespoke commissions
• Release announcements before public launch
• Access to limited-run experimental pieces
Early supporters will shape the future of House on Van Street from the beginning.
