What Ræburn is known for
London regenerative design studio—Christopher Ræburn remakes decommissioned military fabric and parachute canopies into limited-edition upcycled outerwear since 2009.
Ræburn operates as a collaborative design studio centred on responsible production and material regeneration. Founded in 2009, the label draws on Christopher Ræburn's archival discoveries of military surplus—wool field jackets, nylon parachute canopies, and other institutional textiles—transforming them through deconstruction into handmade, individual garments. The studio presented its first collection at London Fashion Week, with eight outerwear pieces each constructed from a single parachute, establishing a design approach that combines technical tailoring with zero-waste principles. The studio engages the community through workshops, studio tours, and collaborative initiatives, embedding ethical production into its core practice. Each RÆMADE style is individually unique, reflecting the studio's commitment to circularity and the belief that responsible design can reshape how we make and value clothing.
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