THE REFORM COLLECTIVE
Style, reimagined with intention.
A curated destination for enduring styles, one-of-a-kind Studio Creations, and vintage pieces — chosen with the same discerning eye you expect from Fringe & Form.
Chosen on purpose, not by trend.
The ReForm Collective exists for women who value relevance over trend cycles and quality over constant newness. Each piece is selected or created to stand the test of time — some reimagined, some rediscovered, all chosen on purpose.
While Fringe & Form focuses on current collections and personal styling, The ReForm Collective offers a complementary experience: an edited mix of enduring style, creative reinvention, and vintage with presence.
The ReForm Collective is a distinct concept founded by Fringe & Form, designed to expand access to intentional style without compromising the integrity of either experience.
THE THREE PILLARS
What belongs in The ReForm Collective
Enduring Styles
Select designs that continue to belong in today’s wardrobe — chosen for versatility, longevity, and confidence rather than seasonal trends.
Studio Creations
One-of-a-kind and limited up-cycled pieces reimagined from reclaimed garments and materials, often created in collaboration with Indiana-based artists. Released periodically and not restocked.
Vintage with Presence
True vintage pieces selected for craftsmanship, fit, and modern wearability — unworn, lightly worn, or sourced from special collections, all in excellent condition.
THE EDIT
We choose pieces for how they wear now.
Not when they were released. The ReForm Collective is released in curated edits and rotates intentionally — availability will vary, and quantities are often limited.
Each piece — whether enduring style, Studio Creation, or vintage — is individually selected or created and held to our standards for quality, condition, and wearability.
All pieces are in excellent condition and carefully reviewed prior to release. Detailed descriptions are provided for each piece.
Artist Spotlight
Local creativity. Thoughtful reinvention.
Studio Creations are developed in collaboration with Indiana-based artists and makers. Each Artist Spotlight introduces the creative behind the work — sharing their perspective, approach, and role within The ReForm Collective. These collaborations evolve over time and are released in limited quantities.
Gracie Pike
An Indiana-based artisan known for transforming vintage and second-hand denim into one-of-a-kind, wearable pieces — reworking old jeans into modern silhouettes and accessories through thoughtful design and considered detail.
Laurie Silverman
Creator of Original Silver, an up-cycled line of one-of-a-kind pieces that blend garments from different decades into modern silhouettes, primarily using cotton, wool, linen, and silk.
Clara Lawson
Formally trained in fashion design, Clara brings fearless creativity to reinvention — giving new life and personality to style through up-cycling and thoughtful design.
In-Person Experiences
The ReForm Collective, beyond the screen.
Select pop-up experiences featuring curated selections from enduring styles, Studio Creations, and vintage with presence — intentionally limited and designed to create a thoughtful, tactile experience. Style, chosen for now, not for a season.
Pop-ups are available for private events, brand collaborations, and select gatherings, and require a minimum purchase commitment or a flat event fee applied toward product selection.
Availability varies, and pop-ups are scheduled selectively to maintain the integrity of The ReForm Collective.
Questions
Before you shop
No. While some pieces are sourced through private collections or selective consignment, The ReForm Collective is a curated concept — not a resale store. That said, we’re open to thoughtful inquiries: if you believe you have unique, high-quality pieces that align with our standards, email your interest along with photos for consideration.
Most pieces are limited, and many are one-of-a-kind. Once an item sells, it’s unlikely to return.
Absolutely. We encourage thoughtful purchases and are happy to provide additional details upon request.
No. Fringe & Form and The ReForm Collective serve different purposes and will continue to operate independently.
Chosen with care. Released with intention.
Join the ReForm List
New edits, artist spotlights, and pop-up notices — sent occasionally, never overwhelming.