CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES FROM A BACKYARD WORKSHOP
Every shirt, dress, scarf, and skirt from Flytrap Clothing features our own original designs, and we screen print them by hand in our backyard workshop here in North Carolina.
THE GARDEN
Simply put, we love plants. The Garden Collection takes its cues from manicured gardens and beloved wild spaces.
CITY BIKE TEES
City Bike Tees is a collection of six fabrics and fifty cities, a customizable way to show your hometown some love.
ORIGAMI
Silkscreen techniques originate in Japanese tradition, and our Origami Collection celebrates that.
MEET THE ARTIST
Simply put, I love plants. When I'm not working on my begonia collection or futzing in my own garden, you can find me volunteering at the pollinator garden up the street. My perfect Saturday morning is a cup of coffee and a shovel, rain or shine.
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TESTIMONIALS
I love my new shirt, and how much thought was put into both the design of the clothing and the packaging. The fit is exactly as described--which is a rare treat when shopping online! I will definitely order from this shop again.
— Kristin R.
One of my favorite handmade things I've ever ordered. The skirt exceeded all my expectations and is so comfortable. Though the photos are quality shots, the real crane has both depth and beautiful coloring. It is truly a work of art.
— Amy E.
I purchased 2 shirts and loved them so much that I ordered 2 more items right away. All are beautiful designs, excellent quality, and perfectly reflect my nature loving, home-schooling, yoga, gardening, paddling life. Jody truly cares about every order and it was lovely chatting with her. Thank you again!
— Jenn R.
HOW TO CHOOSE HOUSEPLANTS
If you want to buy your first few plants and don't know where to start, or if you have had a string of plants that just didn't do well, I hope this will help.
PARSLEY, SAGE, ROSEMARY, & THYME
Our kitchen herb garden and our love of Paul Simon have sprung forth a new design and two new scarf styles.
AN AFTERNOON WITH THE MAKERY
A few weeks ago, I was lucky to spend an afternoon with Joan and Krista Anne from The Makery, and the blog post they wrote has restored some much-needed perspective to my pre-holiday chaos!