Designer Alexander Zdroyevski trusts his bespoke menswear production to Stitch Buffalo, where he can work one-on-one with the women sewing his signature garments.

Water Buffalo Club 716 is a group of over 5000 Buffalo Bills supporters, known for their signature Flintstones inspired fur hats. To extend their support for all things Buffalo, they chose to have their deluxe hats manufactured by the refugee women artisans at Stitch Buffalo—who are now all Bills fans, too!

BreadHive Bakery and Cafe needed reusable waxed-canvas bags to preserve their artisan bread in customers' homes. As a worker-owned cooperative, they wanted to ensure their products were ethically manufactured and selected Stitch Buffalo.

Comfy Comfy Pillows worked with Stitch Buffalo weavers to create a line of backstrap-loom woven covers for their buckwheat pillows. These were then sewn by machine sewists at Stitch Buffalo.

Aille Design challenges the stereotype that people with disabilities aren’t interested in fashion. In their Barbie x Aille Design campaign, Aille partnered with Mattel to create shirts that say "Barbie is inclusive" with the word "inclusive" in Braille. Stitch Buffalo was one of several local manufacturers who participated in this project.

Jada, who runs the XII XXI clothing brand, came to Stitch Buffalo with a prototype for her new bandana puffer tote bags. We were able to help her create a strategy for production—and Hkawng Lung (orignally from Burma) worked to create her first complete run to launch to her customers!