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Discover handcrafted organic cotton chore jackets, soft corduroy trousers, and canvas overalls by Kent-based designer maker Pajotten. Working from a creative workspace behind the high street in Tenterden, founders Rebecca Barton and Ben Sears utilise sustainable British-milled textiles and deadstock fabrics to cut and stitch made-to-order unisex apparel. These contemporary, utility-focused garments showcase reinforced flat-felled seams, deep patch pocket arrangements, and natural corozo nut button detailing.
Pajotten is a British clothing brand formed in 2016 by Rebecca Barton and Ben Sears.
About Pajotten
You are central to everything we do, and because we are a small, slow fashion brand we can offer real help and flexibility when giving you the clothes you want; offering free swatches pre-purchase, making garments in alternative cloth when requested and discussing bespoke lengths.
We make contemporary, workwear inspired, sustainable clothing, repeatable in alternative cloth and made to order in our family run Kent studio.
All pieces are designed, cut, made and finished in our studio and to reduce our environmental impact we make most garments to order rather than holding unsold stock.
We are keen that fabrics and trimmings are sourced from UK mills and suppliers, or as deadbolt and we are increasingly introducing organically produced cottons.
The aim is to reduce waste, so scrap cloth is used either to make bags or given to a charity for recycling.
For more information about Pajotten please look at our blog and instagram feed which track the development of the company from its beginning. Receive offers, and updates for pop-ups and fairs by subscribing to our mailing list.
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