If you’ve ever fallen in love with a bold, museum-worthy print—only to discover the care tag reads like a legal contract—you already understand the problem SingleTree Lane was created to solve.

SingleTree Lane is for people who love color, creativity, and self-expression, but also want their clothes to work in real life. These are comfort-forward pieces that are colorful, durable, fun, travel-friendly, and machine washable. Clothes designed for movement, repeat wear, and actual living—not for hanging untouched in your closet because they require special handling.

At its core, SingleTree Lane is about wearable art. It’s about taking the art off the walls and out to the streets. Instead of reserving creativity for galleries and museums, this brand invites you to live inside it—whether you’re traveling, running errands, working creatively, or simply wanting to feel good in what you’re wearing.

Style shouldn’t come with homework

Many fashion lovers today face the same quiet frustration: beautiful clothes that demand too much. Hand washing, delicate cycles, laying flat to dry, or dry cleaning may be manageable occasionally, but over time, those requirements add up—cost-wise, time-wise, and mentally. For people with full lives, packed schedules, or a love of travel, those garments often end up worn less than they deserve.

SingleTree Lane takes a different approach. These pieces are designed to be worn often, packed easily, washed at home, and styled effortlessly—without sacrificing visual impact. The result is a wardrobe that feels intentional and expressive, yet refreshingly low-maintenance.

Some of my favorite brands (in my closet):

There are several brands I genuinely admire and own because their designs are joyful, expressive, and visually stunning. Brands like FARM Rio, Anthropologie, Scotch & Soda, and Desigual are known for their artistic prints, bold use of color, and global influences. They absolutely understand how clothing can feel like art.

That said, many of these beautiful pieces come with care instructions that ask for a bit more commitment—hand washing, delicate cycles, laying flat to dry, or dry cleaning. For special occasions or slower seasons of life, that can feel totally worth it. But for everyday wear, travel, or a busy schedule, those requirements can quietly turn a favorite piece into something that stays hanging in the closet longer than intended.

To put that into context:

• FARM Rio often lists care instructions like hand wash separately and do not tumble dry, with some styles calling for dry cleaning.

• Anthropologie carries many colorful pieces labeled dry clean only or dry clean.

• Scotch & Soda frequently specifies cold hand wash, with some items marked dry clean only.

• Desigual is known for graphic, art-heavy designs, and some styles include dry clean care instructions.

This is where SingleTree Lane takes a different approach—not by rejecting artistry, but by reimagining how wearable art fits into real life. The goal isn’t to outshine these brands, but to offer an alternative for people who love color and creativity and want clothes that can keep up with how they actually live.

I design these pieces so you never have to choose between comfort, creativity, and practicality—your clothes should support your life, not complicate it.

SingleTree Lane pieces are designed to mix and match effortlessly with the brands you already love. Whether you pair our cropped pullovers with pants, jeans, or sweats you already own; style our wide-leg pants with a sweater from FARM Rio or Anthropologie; or wear one of our knitted sweaters with shorts from Scotch & Soda, the goal is flexibility. These are pieces meant to coexist in a real wardrobe—worn often, styled intuitively, and never saved for “someday.”

Designed for comfort, movement, and real-world wear

SingleTree Lane focuses on silhouettes that feel as good as they look—wide-leg pants, joggers, cropped pullovers, and wearable art tops that allow for ease of movement without looking sloppy or over-casual. These are pieces you reach for again and again because they deliver comfort and confidence.

Many styles in the collection—especially within the eco-poly line—are made from a two-way stretch, midweight eco-poly athletic wear fabric. The feel is similar to a swimsuit material, but thicker and more substantial, offering structure, durability, and flexibility without feeling restrictive.

These fabrics are stain resistant and wrinkle resistant, making them ideal for everyday wear and travel. They can get wet, dry quickly, and hold their shape and color beautifully over time—whether you’re near water, on the move, or simply living your day without worrying about your clothes.

Travel-friendliness is a core part of the design philosophy. Clothes should pack well, wear well, and refresh easily—so you can spend more time exploring, creating, or connecting, and less time worrying about garment care.

And importantly, SingleTree Lane believes great style shouldn’t require a luxury budget. These are expressive, art-forward pieces that don’t ask you to overspend—or overservice—your wardrobe.

Wearable art belongs in everyday life

Art isn’t meant to stay behind glass, and great clothes shouldn’t feel untouchable. SingleTree Lane exists for the art enthusiast who wants to live boldly, dress joyfully, and simplify their life without sacrificing personality.

This is wearable art you can actually live in—colorful, durable, machine washable, and designed to move through the world with you.

Style Guide - Mix and Match w/ Desigual, Anthropologie and Farm Rio

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