Holiday 2017 Edit

They don't make chain-stitch embroidery machines anymore; they haven't in decades. So when we met Benjamin Kelly, founder of Dinosaur Hampton, and heard that he tracked down a vintage machine and proceeded to spend months teaching himself how to use it to create a brand that's rooted in a handmade craft, we knew we had to work with him.

This Saturday, November 11, Dinosaur Hampton is popping up to do custom embroideries in-store and to kick off an ongoing collaboration capsule with Hazel & Rose. We spent some time chatting with Benjamin to learn more about Dinosaur Hampton.

We love vintage because it is an inherently sustainable option; buying a vintage item keeps that item from being discarded and ending up in a landfill. And what's better than discovering that perfect item that can't be found anywhere else?

Our collection with Moth Oddities is full of gems (hello, ivory silk Yves Saint Laurent trousers!), but here are our top picks...