EILEEN FISHER’s TK Resewn Capsule, Crafted Entirely From Reconstructed Pants

August 7, 2026 - Launching August 7th, EILEEN FISHER is taking its Renew take-back program one step further with the debut of the TK Resewn Collection: a limited-edition capsule that transforms one of the brand's most iconic fabrics into an entirely new collection.

Made in Los Angeles in partnership with Studio 9D8, the capsule features an A-line mini dress, gathered skirt, and boxy top, each thoughtfully reconstructed from returned pairs of the brand’s best-selling black pants made of EILEEN FISHER’s signature washable stretch crepe ("TK") fabric. 

Rather than recycling the fabric, the design team developed a process to sort, deconstruct, and repurpose the returned garments into usable fabric panels. Each silhouette is designed around the dimensions of the original pant legs, resulting in subtle variations in tone and texture that make every piece one of a kind while maintaining size inclusivity and the brand's signature aesthetic.

The collection is a compelling example of how a material that's become synonymous with EILEEN FISHER can be reimagined into something entirely new through circular design.

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