Trinity Muller, the Minneapolis based natural dyer and textile artisan behind Petal & Hank, uses homegrown, foraged, and food waste dyes alongside traditional dyes from around the world to transform cotton, silk, wool, and other natural fibers. Trinity’s multi-disciplinary approach to creating textiles incorporates natural dyeing, foraging, and gardening, alongside processing raw wool fleeces, spinning, knitting, weaving, sewing, and surface design.

The fibers and yarns that make up Petal & Hank's offerings are a combination of US sourced fiber farm fleeces, breed-specific farm yarns, and curated commercial yarn and spinning bases that meet our high standards. Petal & Hank often collaborates with regional shepherds and fiber mills to source and process wool. Cotton and silk goods are made from natural fibers and are organic whenever possible.

Great care is taken in the dye selection, mordanting, and dye processes, to provide lasting color and beauty. Natural dyes respond to the sun, friction, changes in pH (like citrus or harsh soaps), and more. Colors may lighten, darken, or shift over time and some color transfer may occur initially. Recommended care includes storing items out of the sun and washing with cool water and a gentle pH neutral soap.