Close-up of a patchwork of rescued fabrics in sage green, lavender and floral prints

Amman, Jordan — Upcycled Textile Studio

Every thread has
lived a life before.

Fabrica collects discarded textiles and reworks them — by hand — into one-of-a-kind bags, clothing and homeware. No two pieces are ever alike, because no two scraps are.

The Collection

One-of-a-kind, ready to be loved again

Each piece is cut from salvaged fabric and finished by hand. When it's gone, it's gone — exactly as it should be.

To order or ask about pricing, email info@fabricajo.com or message us on Instagram — we ship across Jordan and the region.

Why it matters

Textile waste is one of Jordan's quietest problems. We're making it loud.

1,200+

kilos of textile diverted from landfill

340

one-of-a-kind pieces given a second life

9

women artisans trained and employed

100%

hand-finished in our Amman studio

Stories

The hands, and the fabric, behind every piece

Two Fabrica artisans sorting salvaged fabrics in the Amman studio

The makers

"I learned to sew from my mother, in a house full of mended things."

Every Fabrica piece passes through the hands of a woman trained in our Amman studio — seamstresses, embroiderers and weavers who turn what others throw away into something worth keeping. Fair wages, flexible hours, and craft passed on.

The process

From landfill heap to living-room shelf

We source discarded garments, factory offcuts and dead-stock fabric, sort them by weight and weave, then cut every panel by hand so the patchwork follows the fabric — not the other way around. What we can't use gets shredded for stuffing. Nothing waits for a second rejection.

Hands guiding salvaged fabric through a sewing machine in afternoon light

Have fabric with a story? Let's give it a next chapter.

We take commissions — wedding dresses become quilts, university t-shirts become totes, factory remnants become rugs. Bring us your textiles and we'll design the piece with you.

Branded velvet keepsake pouches sewn by Fabrica for a client