Heirlome has joined the line up at Bloomingdale’s 59th Street in New York, bringing its finely crafted, artful ready to wear to Level 4 of the flagship. Known for artisan craftsmanship, the brand’s latest collection at Bloomingdale’s showcases sculptural draping, expert tailoring and intricate crochet, positioning each piece as something closer to wearable art than fast fashion.

Heirlome’s craft first philosophy

Founded by Stephanie Suberville and Jeffrey Axford, Heirlome is built on the idea of “forgotten traditions”, honouring heritage techniques in weaving, knitting, crochet and embroidery. The label describes itself as a luxury women’s ready to wear collection focused on timeless design, effortless elegance and quality, often collaborating with artisans whose work inspires its textiles and patterns.

According to Bloomingdale’s, “like wearable art, each collection introduces a new artisan’s work through print, pattern, weaving, knitting and embroidery.” That emphasis on process and provenance is what sets the brand apart within…