Stitch and Destroy
Punk clothing and accessories from rescued fabric, made off South Street
About Stitch and Destroy
Stitch and Destroy is an upcycled alternative-fashion label that Haven DeAnglis started in 2019, now run with partner Corey Heffernan. Pieces are sewn in Philadelphia from textile waste, deadstock, thrifted clothing, neckties, bottle caps and drink tabs, and damaged donated garments are patched into new ones. The shop and in-house studio near South Street hosts sewing classes and free fabric and craft-supply swaps.
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