Sustainable Knitwear for Slow Living

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Upcoming and Current

  • Smoke Bluff Coffee

    Shop our current available products in person at Smoke Bluff Coffee House

    Location: 1907 Maple Drive

    Available until February 28th

  • Online Shop Coming Soon

    Browse our collection while we build our online store, or book a private collection viewing for you and a friend.

  • Biodegradable Knitwear

    Coming soon: 100% biodegradable knitwear that benefits soil health and stores carbon back in the earth.

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Interested in browsing our current knitwear collection in person? Book an appointment with owner and operator Riley Davies.

Maximum of 3 people per viewing.

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A woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a layered outfit of a white shirt under a knit grey wool sweater vest, sitting on a reddish-brown couch near a window with sunlight streaming in.

About us

RedThreads Design focuses on sustainable textile practices and creating high quality legacy knitwear pieces.

Materials, ethical sourcing and traceability are essential in today’s clothing landscape. Our knitwear pieces are all made from upcycled and natural yarns. Our designs are all unique due to our small batch material sourcing.

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We believe ethics and details matter.

Sustainable Materials.

Quality Craftsmanship.

Intentional Design.

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Our Design Archive

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RedThreads Design
Made in Squamish, British Columbia

Archives
2021-2025

Peek inside our creative journey where we’ve worked to lay the foundation of a brand we believe in.

FAQs

  • It really depends - every design is a little different. It takes anywhere from 1 to 4 hours to knit our garment panels (front, back, sleeves, collar). Then, it takes another 2-3 hours to seam, darn, steam, and tag everything. Production days before markets normally run about 14 hours.

  • Yes! Everything is researched, designed, edited, knit, seamed, and tagged in our Squamish studio. We wouldn’t dream of using AI to help us design, and frankly can’t believe that’s a question we get these days.

  • The best way to wash your natural fibre garment is by soaking it in cold water with a gentle detergent. Afterwards, remove excess water with a towel and lay flat to dry. If you hang it, you’ll stretch your stitches and your garment will change sizes and warp. Please don’t put your garment in the dryer!

    For more information on garment care, click here.

  • Yes! We take custom orders for colours or sizing for our available designs. We unfortunately do not accept custom orders for designs not in our archive.

    See something you like but want a different size? Please reach out here.

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