Kintsugi: The Art of Perfect Imperfections

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Kintsugi is not just about repairing; it’s about reinventing.


Embracing Flaws:
Kintsugi, a venerable Japanese art, teaches us the beauty of embracing flaws. At FAIR TO GOOD, we apply this philosophy to every thread and weave. By transforming imperfected textiles into exquisite pieces, we celebrate the journey of each fabric.

More Than Just Repair:
Like Kintsugi, we give new life and purpose to materials, creating something more beautiful, more unique, and more meaningful.

In the Hand of Artists:
Our skilled tailors, with time and creative space, practice their own form of Kintsugi. They meticulously work on each piece, ensuring that every imperfection becomes a highlight. This requires not just skill, but also a fair working environment, where fair wages and respect for their craft enable them to pour their best into every creation.

At FAIR TO GOOD, we cherish the artistry in every stitch and seam. Our designers are not just tailors; they are creators, blending skill, passion, and vision to transform every fabric into a masterpiece. It’s about embracing the art, celebrating the human touch, and crafting stories in every thread.

The Traces Series

In line with the Kintsugi philosophy, we have launched a series named ‘Traces.’ This series focuses on textiles with clearly visible imperfections, repaired with exceptional care using high-quality threads.

Each ‘Traces’ piece is a testament to resilience and artistic expression. Through this meticulous process, we not only fix but also elevate these textiles, turning perceived flaws into symbols of strength and beauty. Each repaired towel or throw in the ‘Traces’ series becomes a unique artwork, embodying our belief that imperfections contribute to character and depth.