
Night Loom
Oakland
Night Loom is wool and silk in colors that only show themselves after your eyes adjust. Jun learned the loom from a neighbor and never went back to a screen for the actual cloth.
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Oakland
Night Loom is wool and silk in colors that only show themselves after your eyes adjust. Jun learned the loom from a neighbor and never went back to a screen for the actual cloth.
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Lost Lands is bass music at full volume in a valley full of dinosaurs, and 2027 is its tenth anniversary — expect the scene to dress like it matters. The Village Marketplace in the campgrounds is where the festival's craft vendors set up, and the style that surrounds it runs dark, heavy, and prehistoric: black on black, bone and stone, spikes and scales, pieces built to survive three days of headbanging in Ohio weather. The pieces on this page are handmade by independent creators and tagged for Lost Lands because they belong in that world.
Ohio in September is two seasons in one weekend. Days can be hot in the sun; nights in the valley get properly cold, and rain is always a rumor worth respecting. Build outfits in layers with real closures, and treat a hood or wrap as equipment, not styling. Flow props are part of the furniture here — the bass scene's spinners practice in every open patch of campground — so prop bags, holsters, and pieces that move well all earn their keep. If it cannot handle being danced in, dropped in the grass, and danced in again, it is not a Lost Lands piece.
Anniversary year means the regulars start planning early, and ticket on-sales have historically opened in mid-January — outfit planning starts then too. Many pieces here are made to order; the order-by date appears at the top of this page as the festival approaches. Order ahead of it, try everything on loud, and break in anything new before you are standing in the valley.
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The 2027 dates are expected in mid-to-late September and will be confirmed on this page when the festival announces them. As the event approaches, an order-by date appears at the top of the page. Made-to-order pieces need the most room, so plan a few weeks ahead of it.
Dark, heavy, and built to move: black layers, bone and stone jewelry, textured and prehistoric-inspired pieces, and hoods or wraps for cold valley nights. It is a camping festival with real weather, so outfits are planned like gear — layers, secure closures, and nothing that minds a little mud.
Many creators list sized options on the piece page, and some take custom sizing. Message the creator from the piece page before ordering if you want an adjustment or are between sizes.
Every order is covered by Sol Sundries buyer protection: if a piece arrives damaged or never arrives, we make it right. Fit and change-of-mind returns follow the creator's own policy, shown on the piece page. See the Buyer Protection page for how it works.
Yes — use their address at checkout and add a gift note. Tenth-anniversary year is a big one for crews going together, and a small-batch handmade piece is a gift they will not see repeated around the valley.
For the crew
Start a shared list — one link where everyone's pieces live, so the crew's looks come together in one place instead of a hundred screenshots. Shared lists are on their way; the reminder list is how you hear first when they open.
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Tell me when the Lost Lands collection grows — and before the order-by date, while the pieces you want are still being made.
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