Handmade Clothing, Sewn by Real Makers

Handmade Clothing - common questions

Is the clothing actually handmade, or factory-produced?

It is sewn by hand by the maker. SCRAPD hand-reviews every storefront before it can list, and factory garments resold as craft are rejected. A Handmade Clothing listing was cut and stitched by the person selling it.

Does handmade clothing have to be upcycled?

No. Handmade Clothing covers original garments sewn from new fabric, deadstock, or sourced material - the defining thing is that the maker made the garment by hand. If you are specifically after pieces rebuilt from existing garments, look at Second Story Fashion instead.

How do I choose a size when pieces are made by hand?

Each listing includes the maker’s measurements - bust, waist, length, and more. Because garments are cut and sewn by hand, go by the stated measurements rather than a generic label, and message the maker if you are between sizes.

Can I order a garment in a custom size?

Often yes. Many clothing makers work piece by piece and take made-to-measure or custom requests. Reach out through the storefront to ask about a custom size, length, or fabric before ordering.

How long until my order arrives?

SCRAPD currently ships within the United States. Some pieces are ready to ship and some are made to order - the listing will say which, and the maker handles their own packing and dispatch.

I sew clothing - how do I sell on SCRAPD?

Apply for a storefront and a real person reviews it, usually within 72 hours. Your garments need to be genuinely sewn by hand by you - SCRAPD is built for makers, not resellers.