Textile Lab

Name: Textile Lab
Address: 146 Main Street, Beacon, NY, 12508, US
Telephone: (917) 273-7121

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Textile Lab is a design and consulting company focused on ethical textile design and regional produc Textile Lab is a design and consulting company.

We design yarns and textiles that connect designers to fiber producers and mills to help grow an economically diverse textile supply ecosystem. The resources that we provide give designers agency to make better decisions about their social and environmental investments. Our textiles embody deep value through our sourcing and production practices. The fibers we use are grown on healthy, climate beneficial soil within our region, and we partner with mills and manufacturers that are local, transparent, and ethical. NY textile Lab believes that the worlds textile production should grow out of abundant, regenerative systems that emerge through collective thinking, rather than centralized systems that rely on extraction, scarcity and competition. Connect to the textile supply ecosystem with NY Textile Lab and thrive.

10/03/2026

A closer look at our raglans. A relaxed neckline, a soft drape. Cut from our lightweight blend of Climate Beneficial™ cotton, wool, and local alpaca. But looking closer means looking past the garment to the origins of the fiber. It means tracing the material back to the soil. Choosing this piece directly supports regenerative farming practices in Northern California and independent alpaca producers right here in New York. A textile ecosystem built on health, not extraction.

10/01/2026

Catching the late afternoon light. The short raglan, cut from our lightweight transitional fiber. A Climate Beneficial™ blend of 80% cotton, 10% wool, and 10% NYS alpaca. Knit at Draper Knitting in Massachusetts and botanically printed by hand in New York.

09/28/2026

Our raglan shirts. Knit from our lightweight transitional Climate Beneficial™ blend of - 80% cotton, 10% wool, 10% local NYS alpaca. A relaxed shape meant to carry you through the fall. Botanically printed by hand and sewn in New York.

09/27/2026

Gathering samples for a natural dyeing workshop I’m teaching Parsons School of Design tomorrow 🙌

We’ll be making dyes from locally foraged plants, discussing bioregional production and how to create interdependencies between our textile, food and farming systems, while giving back to the land that provides our materials 🙏🌍🌱💛

09/20/2026

What an incredible day spent with amazing people for our 7th Annual Carbon Farm Tour!

Many thanks to Faraway Farm Alpacas for hosting us at their stunning farm. Thank you to all our speakers PA Flax Project, Seed2Shirt Nobletown Fiber Works Melissa Conroy New York Fashion Innovation Center Ashlyn Kohler

A great day spent honoring systems of reciprocity for our clothing and textiles where we give back to the fiber generating land through the practice of carbon sequestration.

We engaged in important discussions about bioregional economics and the imperative to adjust the growth and scale of our clothing and textile systems, giving preference to cooperative, distributed and collaborative models.

Gratitude to all the attendees and looking forward to the next gathering!

08/30/2026

Everyone showed up to the market today wearing our botanically printed raglans! 🙌 🌸🌼💕

Thank you, friends for supporting our work and the Climate Beneficial Verification program.

When you purchase from us, you’re helping small growers in our region implement practices on their farms that are optimized to store carbon in the soil.

You’re also supporting the growth of economic systems that are bioregional, cooperative and distributed.

Together, we can work to build new models that move us away from centralized, extractive systems to models that steward the environment and distribute resources equitably.

08/22/2026

We’re at the beautiful Stone Barns Center selling our gorgeous Climate Beneficial Verified products and promoting our federally funded Wool Quality Improvement program that we’re overseeing here in NYS with Fibershed

Come by and support our regional farm partners and learn how we’re growing a distributed, bioregional economic model for our textiles here in NYS.

We work with other small brands in a cooperative to purchase fiber. By working together, we distribute the cost and share the risk of making regional yarn. A portion of our membership fee puts resources back into Carbon Farm Planning. This is a slow growth, commons approach to building our clothing and textile systems.

Stop by to learn more about investing in our regional Fibershed and supporting our NYS growers!

05/17/2026

Come and see us today for their Spring into Summer sale! We’re here in their stunning round barn with all of our Climate Beneficial Verified products for sale 🙌

Stop by and learn about our regional Climate Beneficial farming program and how you can participate in and help to support regenerative soil practices here in NYS 🙏🌍🌱🐑🦙💕

05/09/2026

We’re here at the stunning Center for Food and Agriculture selling our beautiful Climate Beneficial products. We have a fresh batch of hand ecoprint socks available 🙌🌸🌼🌺.

Our yarns and textiles are made through cooperative economic models along with other brands. We share the cost and distribute the risk of making regional yarns while giving back to the soil 💕

Come by and learn more about our work with and help support regional farms right here in NY!

02/26/2026

The beautiful natural brown of our Climate Beneficial fiber blend — warm, grounding, and full of life.

Address

146 Main Street
Beacon, NY
12508

Telephone

(917) 273-7121

Website

http://www.newyorktextilelab.com/

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