In Line’s hands, the innate, sleeping value of something is awakened and elevated; accentuating her belief that everything possesses something charming and worthwhile. Her work is her own quiet riot against the mass-produced and mechanical – a Wunderkammer of patched time-travel treasures. In mending the broken, she inevitably seeks to mend the heart.
Weaving in emotions from her museum of memories, Line’s intuitive process draws on years of work as a textile collector and consultant. Part conservator and maker, she finds beauty in the abandoned, collecting and assembling new and reimagined garments, soft furnishings, and accessories, imbued with a sense of humility and appreciation of the world’s resources.
Rooted in her countryside upbringing near some of Denmarks historic estates where the old-fashioned ‘thou’ was still in use, Line’s work springs from the magic of storytelling: in tightly scribbled notebooks, trawling through dusty flea markets and time spent in hidden attic chambers under Parisian rooftops. Her work is a place of dreaming and wonder, translated into valuable and useful pieces to cherish.
HOW TO ORDER
Our work process
The LSJ studio makes handmade-to-order garments using rarely found vintage and reprinted antique textiles. Our practice is the opposite of next day delivery: a time-consuming and creative process, made by a small team of two people.
We use traditional craftsmanship techniques that involve cutting and sewing everything by hand, imbuing each piece with a sense of soul and beautiful finish lacking from today’s fashion system.
Everything takes time, from sourcing vintage textiles and designing the piece to our exacting tailoring, precise quilting and handstitched piping. One piece alone can be finished with 11 metres of piping.
Tailoring and fabrics
We make jacket and waistcoats from our signature tailored styles, made with measurements to fit you.
Our fabrics are very limited and only last as long as stock allows. Some have been sourced vintage while others are new replica versions of 18th century dressmaker prints. The prints we have available on the website usually allow for 7-10 pieces each. All jackets are made in limited editions: a series for Autumn and Winter, and one for Spring and Summer.
Ordering process
Please allow plenty of time when ordering.
Get in touch hello@lsjstudio.com or on Instagram.
We define the garment(s) you would like made.
You receive a personalised PDF detailing the garment(s), colours and materials we can offer along with a price estimate. Please note that vintage textiles can take time to source, and prices can change according to wishes and materials.
We handmake your garment(s), a process that can take up to 8 weeks plus shipping time.
We contact you as soon as your order is ready, keeping you informed about delivery.
Sizing
LSJ studio uses standard European sizes that are true to size:
34 (X-Small)
36 (Small)
38 (Medium)
40 (Large)
42 (X-Large)
We recommend choosing the size you wear in other loose to straight fit jackets. Please choose carefully and write to us with any questions as international shipping is costly, not only financially but also on our environment.
Production time
Production and delivery time vary, depending on your shipping destination and time of year. We normally estimate 3-4 weeks plus shipping time, and up to 8 weeks plus shipping time for some pieces.
Returns
Should your jacket or waistcoat not fit upon arrival, please read our terms here and note our returns policy:
We offer and exchange to the correct size, as long as fabric is available.
We don’t accept refunds on bespoke and tailormade orders, unique pieces and pre-orders.
