Your new sidekick. Worn across the chest or on the hip, with just enough room for your phone, wallet and the essentials. Every one is one of a kind.
Product detailsEverything you see here was made by hand, one piece at a time. None of these are available off the shelf: each creation is made specifically on request. If something inspires you, reach out and we'll make your version of it.
Your new sidekick. Worn across the chest or on the hip, with just enough room for your phone, wallet and the essentials. Every one is one of a kind.
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Stitched together from fabric scraps, so no two shirts are ever the same. A relaxed, oversize fit that is easy to live in, with patchwork that makes it a real eyecatcher.
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Boxy, loose and made from colourful patchwork scraps. Cozy, comfortable and genuinely one of a kind, with a real main character look.
Zero waste Product detailsSend a sketch, a photo, or just a description. There's a form on the contact page.
Fabric, fit, colour, timeline, price. I'll send a few options and a quote.
Two to four weeks, with progress photos along the way. Then it ships, or you collect.
Behind Typo Heilig is Carina Heilig, designer, artist, and workshop host, working at the intersection of analog design and digital experiences, always with an eye for quality, structure, and aesthetic detail. Her focus lies in hand lettering and custom art pieces, alongside creative workshops on lettering and bullet journaling, and UX/UI design for websites, shops, and apps. Some of my best ideas happen over creative brainstorming sessions with Carina.
Stick Craft specializes in embroidery. We used to share an atelier, and even though we're not working in the same place anymore, the collaboration stuck around, literally. Stick Craft now stitches my logo onto my pieces, adding that final signature touch.
Vivien Joy works with high-quality fabrics, chosen with care and an eye for lasting quality. Her leftover fabrics get a second life in my hands, I take her scraps and turn them into something completely new, proof that no fabric is ever really “leftover.” A true sustainability win-win: less waste, more unique pieces, and fabrics that deserve a second chance.