LYDIA ELLEN Up cycled one off garments made from vintage textiles

Winter Garden

NEWNESS HAS DROPPED

AW25: Winter Garden

A collection inspired by the quiet elegance and softened palette of the winter season.Winter Gardenbrings together cosy textures, refined layering pieces, and cool-toned hues that reflect nature in its frosted stillness.
This collection introduces gently structured silhouettes and gathered winter detailing, alongside our signature crossover blouse — now reimagined in brushed wools, quilted florals, and soft winter checks. Discover delicate botanical embroidery, muted tartans, and frost-kissed floral motifs that add subtle pattern to everyday winter dressing.
Expect a palette offrosted sage, slate blue, winter cream, and mulberry, designed to layer seamlessly throughout the season. Plus, the return of bestselling favourites, thoughtfully refreshed for colder days.

Expect a palette of golden ochre, moss green, mulberry, and mushroom grey, designed to mix and match effortlessly. Plus, the return of bestselling favourites, refreshed for cooler days.

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LYDIA ELLEN

My name is Lydia Ellen Jackson, I am a fashion designer and interior enthusiast. Sister Ellen was born from combining my passion for textiles and clothing. With a background working within both fashion and interiors, my creations are made from second-hand vintage home textiles, such as bed linens, curtains, and table cloths. Each piece is meticulously hand-designed, pattern cut, and manufactured by myself in the Midlands, UK. As a perfectionist, I ensure attention to detail and pride myself of quality craftsmanship. By repurposing and up cycling these materials, my aim is to create unique and sustainable fashion pieces. As a customer you are also contributing to reducing waste and promoting a circular economy. Whether you're a lover of vintage fashion or appreciate eco-friendly clothing, through SISTER ELLEN I aim to offer a blend of style, history, and sustainability. Please explore my creations and embrace the charm of repurposed textiles with a modern twist. I hope you join me on this journey towards more of a sustainable future in fashion.