NEVEREND is the ever-evolving baby and brainchild of Haley Slocum, the Orlando born, SF-based artist and designer. All materials used are secondhand, scrap, or trash, transformed by a transcendent touch into wearable art. Unlike the traditional process of sketch first, material second, the materials found by Haley dictate the design and tell her what they want to be. Often, the design ideas come to her in dreams.
NEVEREND believes in multiple lives. The spiral’s never-ending pattern represents the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. It can also symbolize the idea that everything in the universe is connected.
MADE TO ORDER
Someg arments are made to order to minimize waste. Please allow up to 3-4 weeks (might arrive sooner) to receive your order. We will be busy sewing every stitch thoughtfully during this time .𖥔 ݁
SHIPPING/RETURNS
All return requests must be made within one week of receiving your order by emailing info@neverendstudio.com. Item must not be worn and still have all original tags in tact.
For all made to order items, we do provide refunds. Exchanges or repairs are possible. Please reach out to info@neverendstudio.com so we can address this with you individually.
CARE
Please hand wash or dry clean only. Hand wash with cold water and air-dry. We are not responsible for garments that are damaged from washing outside of our recommended care regimen.
SMALL BATCH & DEADSTOCK PRACTICE
In an effort to use the overabundance of materials that already exist, all of our products are intentionally made with 100% deadstock or secondhand/scrap fabric and trims. Therefore, most color ways and size combinations are one of a kind within a silhouette, making this process less like fashion and more like art.
We like the imperfections in found materials and believe it has more character than mass produced fabric. Please expect small nuances within the material.
INQUIRIES
GENERAL - Please reach out to info@neverendstudio.com
PRESS - Please reach out to press@neverendstudio.com
STOCKISTS
You can shop the NEVEREND collection at Understudy in Manhattan and Demolicion in Brooklyn.