The Consistency Project, founded by Hawaii-born Natasha Halesworth, is an experiment in new American workwear and lifestyle through secondhand, rework, and experiential retail. TCP is part multi-disciplinary retail shop and part call to action to examine the ways they engage with clothing and beyond. They are dedicated to bringing new life to solely reclaimed and pre-existing garments in an effort to rework and consume with purpose. The collection reinvents workwear and what it means to shop secondhand.
Beyond the retail space, they host personalized one on one full service pant fittings to provide an inclusive and comfortable experience to shopping vintage pants.
Halesworth's commitment to preserving all materials is evident in the brand's Mini collection, which features distinctly patterned pants and Bermuda shorts made from vintage fabric, quilts, and Stan Ray pants for kids.
Note: Due to the nature of vintage pieces, they may exhibit certain imperfections, discolorations, or other signs of wear.
