Jumpsuits!

Our warm and cozy French terry jumpsuits are in stock.  Head on over to our website and check them out!

Painting Party!

We gathered up some friends at the new place for a painting party last Sunday....pleased to say that it was a successful day!

Before

In Progress

Winter Water Factory is coming to Europe!

We've got some exciting news - Winter Water Factory is coming to Europe!! 

We are expanding our reach and are happy to announce that our friends and fans in Germany (and many other countries in Europe) can now order directly from :: winterwaterfactory.de 

The site is currently in German, but we will ship to many other countries in Europe!

Shipping from Moers, Germany, and run by Dirk Grueter (pictured above) we are starting with a limited collection for summer, so get it while it lasts!

Big News!

We have some really exciting news here at Winter Water Factory! We've grown too big for our current space and are moving to a new studio this month! We'll still be located in Brooklyn, NYC. We've been doing loads of work to our new space, and are very excited about all those windows. 

Here's a sneak peek at our progress...

BEFORE

IN PROGRESS

We can't wait to fill this big space up with loads of Winter Water Factory goodies! We'll be sure to keep you updated on the progress.

Visiting the Factory

Just like our clothing tags read, all of our products are 100% certified organic cotton and made in the USA. We thought the "made in the USA" bit might be fun if we gave our customers a peek into what that means. So on one of our many factory visits - where our clothes are made, we decided to take some pictures of the process. Pictured above is the final product, but it doesn't start off that way...

We usually print our fabric to order, but always have a little extra, just in case - and in this case, for the solid colors, we had to do a whole dye lot for each color, so we've got a lot of extra! This will all be t-shirts one day...

Our fabric is laid out to be cut into pieces for rompers. I love the old equipment they use - it runs along a rail at the edge of the cutting table, and makes it really easy to spread out wide fabrics from a roll.