About me

Hey, I’m Marta

I started sewing years ago on a home Bernina Sew&Go. At first, it was simple experiments, then motorcycle bags and small utility gear that had all the features I wanted for myself, tough enough to survive real use. So from the beginning I was driven by curiosity, necessity and just an urge to make something both useful and well-made and scratch that creative itch in the process.

As my projects got more complex, multilayered (sometimes with stiffeners), after a while I bought a heavy-duty industrial machine. Later, an embroidery machine joined my machine flock as I was thinking of adding more personal/unique touch to what I make.

Most of my ideas start from scratch
Sometimes because I want something specific, sometimes because someone asked me “hey, could you make this?”

I’m not a tactical brand out of a catalogue, and I’m not going to pretend I know more than people who use this kind of gear professionally. I don’t stage operator photos. I just make things that are meant to work, look good, and survive actual use.

I test what I make (and when embroidery is involved, I test it with style (◡ ‿ ◡ ✿))
If I’m not sitting at my machine or desk at home I might be in the woods, in the mountains, sometimes in a tent, on the shooting range or roaming on my bike. So I use and abuse my own stitching the best that I can.

I take custom orders

If you’ve got an idea, even a weird one, feel free to reach out. Worst case, I’ll tell you it’s not doable (but most of the time, it is).

There’s no customer service department. So if you message, you’re talking directly to me. Everything goes through my hands, from the first sketch, through the stitches, to shipping. So this isn’t mass production, and sometimes it takes a bit longer, but in return you get something made for you.