Custom logo gift bags for the FIG fashion show.

Stitch Buffalo was proud to partner with BreadHive to create reusable waxed cotton bags for their delicious baked goods. They are available directly from Bread Hive Bakery & Cafe, located just a few blocks away from us at 402 Connecticut Street.

Created for International Institute of Buffalo to honor members of the Good Neighbor Society.

Stitch Buffalo was commissioned to create a special line of our hearts—as magnets!—for an event marking JoAnn Falletta’s Falletta's 20th anniversary as the music director and conductor of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.

If you have fabric shoes of any style, we can stitch them!

These sweet little creations generated a frenzy of trading and bartering among the wedding guests—each vying to take home their favorite animal!

This is a very special commission project created for a very special person: Karen Spaulding from the Oishei Foundation. Stitch Buffalo artist Ser Eh Paw (originally from Burma) created the hand embroidery on very fine, handwoven silk. Refined beauty all the way around!

This massive banner was created for a conference hosted by National Grid, and now hangs in their Buffalo offices.

A custom selection of cuff bracelets to complement the ladies’ wedding colors and attire.

Commissioned by Visit Buffalo Niagara to mark the bicentennial of Erie County, NY.

Coryn, artist and designer at CK-JJ, picked up hand-woven pillows for an upcoming project at D'Youville. Stitch Buffalo is happy to help with custom projects to make your home, office, or any other space feel more warm and welcoming.

Using the couple’s signature colors, Stitch Buffalo artists created heart ornaments as favors for each of the guests. Truly a thoughtful keepsake!

These custom-embroidered llama masks were designed as a fundraising product for Neglia Ballet.

Christa commissioned Stitch Buffalo to make four kantha scarves for each woman in her family, using her great aunt’s silk remnants.

Whatever colors or themes you prefer, Stitch Buffalo artists can bring your vision to life and transform ho-hum garments into the most treasured pieces of your wardrobe.

Visit Buffalo Niagara has us design these bags as gifts for representatives of the Dada Bhagwan Foundation, who were visiting Buffalo as a prospective site for an upcoming conference. Our weavers, sewists, and stitchers all pitched in—using primarily materials donated through our Second Stitch program.

To build more sustainability in your wardrobe, consider transforming back-of-the-closet duds into showstoppers you can’t wait to put on. This custom order was completed by Thang, who came to Buffalo from Burma.

We love custom orders—and love that they let our customers get a perfect fit! Select a garment you love (from your closet or favorite retailer) and let us transform it with your favorite colors and motifs.

Thank you to East Aurora Sports for partnering with Stitch Buffalo for their fundraiser! We were happy to work with them to design these fun pins to sell to their supporters.

Stitch Buffalo sewists created tote bags for the 100th Anniversary Conference of Zonta Club, an international organization aimed at empowering women. The bags were created using upcycled cotton fabrics and featured a custom logo to mark the milestone.

Alone or in pairs, custom-embroidered denim jackets make special gifts for sisters or best friends!

A boldly graphic fish pattern (with waves across the yoke) made this vibrant yellow corduroy jacket even more exciting.

Art publication “Lincoln” commissioned a special order for a photo shoot. Based on sample illustrations they provided, one of our artists designed and stitched a picture-perfect look for their inventive and off-beat style.

No more boring hoodies! As a special order, a customer had our artists spice up this casual-wear staple.

Along with denim, linen is one of our favorite fabrics to embroider. Ser Eh Paw (who came to Buffalo from Burma) custom embroidery elevated this basic shirt to a work of wearable art for one lucky customer.

This hand-embroidered RBG jacket features her signature dissent collar, along with the words "Nevertheless She Persisted."

A perfect flock of hand-embroidered ornaments created as a custom order for a local client.

These notebooks were ordered by Dan Sheehan from UB Medical for use in a healing arts course.⁠

⁠

Dah John stitched this incredible pup on the back of a denim jacket.