Revivall Clothing

Revivall Clothing makes folk-inspired women’s (and men’s) clothing from upcycled fabric and deadstock — the leftover bolts that would otherwise end up in a landfill. Think prairie dresses, cotton bloomers, lace petticoats, and work overalls, all handmade in Montana by a team of independent seamstresses, drawing on the durability and Wild West spirit of clothing made to last.

Founder Laura Lee Laroux started upcycling after seeing firsthand how much fabric the fashion industry wastes in early-2000s New York, and launched Revivall in 2008 — well before “sustainable fashion” was a mainstream idea. That same instinct still drives the brand’s “zero-ish waste” ethos today, turning even small fabric scraps into new pieces. Every garment is built around three commitments: responsibly sourced materials, minimal waste, and local, ethical production — resulting in clothing meant to be worn for years, not seasons.