SUNDAY SUPPER takes its name from what happens around the table, people lingering, objects passed hand to hand, stories told a little differently each time. Every piece is made by hand in Texas from materials that already lived a life, so no two are alike.
Quilts, Wrangler denim, French lace. Materials that shaped culture, each with a past life worth keeping.
Every piece is deconstructed and reconstructed, honoring the textile instead of erasing it.
No two alike. Made to be worn now and kept long after, carrying the story forward.
THE PATRON SAINTS
Every SUNDAY SUPPER silhouette carries a real woman’s name. Trail bosses, cattle queens, matriarchs who built something and kept it. The MOLLY GOODNIGHT. The LIZZIE. Their stories are stitched into the name. What happens next belongs to you.
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COMING SOON
The Oldenburg
SUNDAY SUPPER has a home in Oldenburg now, about ten miles from Round Top. Part headquarters, part gathering place, and yes, the fire pit already has a name.
CIGARETTE SCARVES
