There’s something special about using plants to dye your own fabric. It connects you to the process of designing your own clothes and home goods in a way that gives you more respect and curiosity for the materials used and the process itself.

Two women smiling outdoors, close-up black and white photo, one with curly hair and earrings, the other with straight hair and a lace top.

Hello from LuanaCat.

After nearly 25 years of friendship and a shared habit of neurodivergent procrastination, this pair have finally joined creative forces.

Our collection sits at the crossroads of folklore, nature, magic and thread: the peculiar made tangible.

Two best friends, our furry quadrupeds, and a lot of trial and error. Come along for the journey!

Find us on Instagram @luanacatshop

“The quality of the fabric is so soft and natural and the attention to detail is just as lovely as it looks online. You can tell how unique each piece is and that makes every item they sell even more special.”

A long dining table covered with a white tablecloth decorated with colorful flower petals, set in a room with a wooden chair in the background.
Close-up of hands holding an embroidery hoop with a drawing of a face, and a person using a needle to stitch black thread in the eye area.
Multiple small star-shaped confetti pieces scattered on a dark wooden surface.
Black and gray dog walking on a patterned rug in a home interior, with blurred background.
Peppers drying on a clothesline.
A person with blonde hair wearing a sweater and jeans walking through tall grass and wildflowers in a field, with trees in the distance.