Selected work
Collections
Bodies of work exploring how garments can carry cultural identity while staying bold, refined and relevant to now.
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Process · Pages from the book
Sketchbook
Research boards, drawings, fabric tests and toiles. Pick a book from the shelf, flip through, and drag across a page to watch a sketch become the finished piece.
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Studio · Fittings · Backstage
Behind the scenes
From Hong Kong to Florence, and how a garment gets made along the way.
Follow the thread
Every stop on the map is a chapter of the work. Tap a pin to zoom in.
The process
Scottish Register of Tartans · Ref. 12645 · 2019
A tartan of her own
The Caitlin Galloway tartan, designed in collaboration with Prickly Thistle Scotland and registered with the Scottish Register of Tartans.
A young Scot raised around international waters, Caitlin drew its colours from her years in Hong Kong and Australia: the blues and greens of the ocean and the warm glow of sunshine, woven into her Scottish family legacy.
Tartan is a system: a sett of coloured threads repeated, woven warp over weft in a 2/2 twill. The warp threads are already on the loom. Click the shuttle to send it across and weave her tartan row by row.
- Ocean turquoise
- Sky blue
- Deep teal
- Charcoal
- Stone grey
- Amber
- Sunset orange
- Red
Colours on screen are approximate.
Notes from Florence
Florence journal
Notes from a master's in womenswear: the studio, the city and what's on the cutting table.
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Shows · Features · Mentions
Press & shows
Where the work has been seen, and who has written about it.
The front row
Press features and mentions. Touch a seat card for a flash.
Shows
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About
The designer
Trained in textile experimentation, garment development and innovative construction, with a research practice behind every collection.
What I do
The full story
Education, experience and references are shared on request.