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A blue denim button-up shirt with abstract dark blue patchwork panels, hanging on a white hanger against a plain white background. Caroline Dickinson Shirt | Fodder

Brech | Caroline Dickinson

Caroline Dickinson

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Caroline reworks preloved menswear shirts by hand in her South London studio, giving each one a second life as a piece of wearable art. Brech starts as a light, even denim shirt, hand screen-printed with bold dark blue curved shapes across the chest and back.

One of a kind. Every shirt begins as an existing garment and is printed by hand, so no two are ever the same. There isn't another like it.

Measurements:

  • Length: 88cm (collar to back hem)
  • Width: 70cm (pit to pit)
  • Sleeve length: 60cm (shoulder seam to end)

Please note that due to the handmade nature of all products, the dimensions, colours, glazes etc. may vary from piece to piece. The image here is for illustration purposes only and you may not receive the actual piece featured in the image.

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MEET THE MAKER

Caroline Dickinson

Maker Details

Location

London

Main Materials

Vintage Shirts & Ink

Technique

Screenprinting

Making Since

2020

In the Fodder Fold Since

2026

As Seen In

The Telegraph, The Guardian, HATC Magazine

Bio

Caroline Dickinson spent ten years designing prints for high street brands before deciding she'd rather work with what already exists. From her studio in South London, she sources preloved cotton and denim menswear shirts one at a time and screen prints each one by hand. No two shirts take the dye the same way, and the seams, collars and cuffs all leave their mark in the print, so every piece is one of a kind. Shirts too worn to print whole are cut into panels for her Rita Short. She's a Londoner born and bred with a love of the sea, and you can see it in her colours and shapes.