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Antiform is a Bristol-based sustainable clothing brand that values both the past and future. They source materials locally and combine the best of English heritage with modern, forward-thinking fashion. Their collections feature high-quality, upcycled materials, offering a sustainable option without compromising on style. They believe that those who care about the origin of their clothing should have access to fashion that’s not only eco-friendly but also versatile and wearable. Their designs are made to be effortlessly styled and adapted to fit your individual personality and taste. With a focus on confident, unique shapes, each piece is designed to transition through seasons and occasions, ensuring longevity in both fashion and function. At Antiform, they invite you to showcase how you style their pieces, demonstrating the creativity and flexibility of sustainable fashion.
Lizzie Harrison
Creative Director
Operating since 2007
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