Print Sisters Archive was founded in 2020 by the creative sister duo Alexia and Claudia. Born during the initial lockdown, this small, independent, female-led company curates an extensive collection of rare artworks, historical prints, and timeless textile patterns. Their ethos revolves around celebrating craftsmanship, blending creativity with heritage, and embodying a sense of timeless style. Through reviving vintage prints, they manifest their passion for fashion, interior design, and a commitment to environmental consciousness, offering accessible art to all.

Working from an archive of rare textiles artworks, the unique handcrafted designs spans from the 1800s to the 1970s. They meticulously restore and rework designs paying homage to the original artists and artistic movements whilst adding a contemporary touch. The collection was originally sourced from French textile manufacturers predominately from Lyon and near by textile regions, whilst also featuring vintage textile samples from Belgium, Italy and Britain.

Nestled in Hackney, London, their studio sees a hands-on collaboration, incorporating digital restoration, creative enhancements and curation of unique elements within each print. The selection and development of each piece is intensional and unrushed, drawing inspiration from seasons, films and exhibitions. Guided also by their Belgium heritage, trips to Brussels and their grandmother’s influence, a profound love for Art Nouveau and Art Deco can be recognised throughout their works.

Committed to sustainability, each print has a limited edition of 500 and are printed with 100% recycled and sustainable papers. They are also partnered with Tree Sisters, a charity that funds ethical, community-led planting projects that take direct climate action, empower women and champion local and indigenous communities.