Block Shop Textiles

What Block Shop Textiles does

Block Shop Textiles is a Los Angeles-based, privately held lifestyle textile brand founded in 2013 that designs, sources, and sells hand block printed products across clothing, home goods, tabletop, art, fabric, and wallpaper categories. Production is anchored in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, where the company works with 5th generation master printers and a woman-run printing and papermaking studio that uses a zero-waste process converting textile production scraps into cotton rag paper for open-edition prints. The technology stack is craft-based: wooden printing blocks carved by hammer and chisel, AZO-free non-toxic pigments applied meticulously by hand, and a cotton rag paper substrate for art prints. The company is led by founders Lily Stockman and Hope Stockman.

The business model is direct-to-consumer e-commerce (Shopify storefront) supplemented by a physical flagship retail location, a wholesale program for retailers, and an annual trade membership for interior designers and design professionals. Pricing spans a wide range across the assortment — napkins from $20, robes and pajamas $145-$195, tablecloths $160-$190, dresses and shirts $145-$265, jackets $285-$360, scarves $95-$395, rugs $175-$995+, woodblock prints up to $515, and fabric/wallpaper sold by the yard at $75-$175. Revenue streams are predominantly transactional one-time purchases, with the trade membership providing a recurring annual component.

Strategic differentiation is built on the artisan supply chain, cultural-institution collaborations (notably the 2025 Block Shop x Shakers limited-edition partnership with Hancock Shaker Village, edition of 65 prints by master printer Ravindra Sumeria), and brand collaborations (Block Shop x L'Envers for the Hilma Cardigan, Le Bon Shoppe for socks). The brand also curates third-party products (CNF ceramics, Hirota glassware, Lindquist wallets, Goyon-Chazeau knives, D.S. & Durga candles) to round out a broader lifestyle assortment, while distributing globally via e-commerce, domestically through retail, and to designers via a dedicated trade program.

Name

Block Shop Textiles

Legal name

Block Shop Textiles

Website

https://blockshoptextiles.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2013

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Block Shop Textiles is a Los Angeles-based DTC lifestyle brand founded in 2013 that designs and sells hand block printed clothing, home textiles, tabletop, art, and wallpaper, with production in Jaipur, India and distribution through e-commerce, retail, wholesale, and a designer trade program.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Artisan Home Textiles

NAICS

Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing (3159)

SIC

Apparel & Other Finishd Prods Of Fabrics & Similar Matl (2300)

akta.pro primary industry

Table Linens Retail (Tablecloths, Napkins, Runners, Placemats) (CRAIALAE)

akta.pro secondary industry

Scarves, Wraps & Shawls (CRAAAJAF)

Keywords

• Hand block printing
• Artisan textiles
• Block printed fabric
• Home textiles
• Lifestyle apparel

Headquarters

HQ city

Los Angeles

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Direct E-commerce Sales: Primary revenue stream through their Shopify-powered online storefront selling textiles, clothing, home goods, tabletop items, and art prints directly to consumers.
2. Wholesale B2B Sales: Wholesale program allowing retailers to purchase Block Shop products for resale. Trade membership available for interior designers and design professionals.
3. Trade Program: Trade membership program for interior designers and design professionals offering access to wholesale pricing and exclusive products.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Block Shop Textiles designs, sources, and sells hand block printed lifestyle products across apparel (dresses, blouses, shirts, jackets, robes, pajamas, cardigans), home textiles (rugs, pillows, throws, curtains, dog beds), tabletop linens (napkins, tablecloths, tea towels, runners, ceramics, glassware), accessories (scarves, bandanas, bags, wallets, travel pouches), wallcoverings and fabric by the yard, art prints, and curated apothecary goods. Items are hand printed by traditional master printers in Jaipur, India using wooden blocks carved by hammer and chisel, AZO-free pigments, and natural fibers including linen, cotton, cashmere, and silk.

Product overview

Block Shop Textiles is a lifestyle textile brand offering hand block printed products across clothing, home goods, tabletop, and apothecary categories. The core product line features hand block printed textiles manufactured in Jaipur, India using traditional techniques—cotton rag paper for art prints and linen/cotton blends for textiles. Key product lines include: (1) Clothing—dresses, shirts, blouses, jackets, coats, cardigans, robes, and pajamas; (2) Table linens—napkins, tablecloths, tea towels, pot holders; (3) Home textiles—rugs, pillows, throws, curtains; (4) Accessories—scarves, bandanas, bags, wallets, travel pouches, hardware; (5) Wallcoverings & Fabrics—wallpapers and performance fabrics by the yard; (6) Art—woodblock prints and block printing kits; (7) Apothecary—soaps, candles, and balms. Notable collaborations include Block Shop x Shakers (with Hancock Shaker Village) featuring limited edition Shaker-inspired prints and Block Shop x L'Envers for the Hilma Cardigan. The brand also retails curated goods including CNF ceramics, Hirota glassware, Lindquist wallets, and French kitchen knives.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Block Shop x Shakers: Limited edition collaboration with Hancock Shaker Village featuring Tree of Life and other Shaker-inspired woodblock prints and textiles.
• Block Shop x L'Envers

Products and services

• Block Shop x Shakers Collection Limited edition collaboration collection with Hancock Shaker Village featuring hand block printed Tree of Life and Hanna woodblock prints, tablecloths, and napkins inspired by 19th-century Shaker artist Hannah Cohoon's works, including signed and numbered prints in an edition of 65 hand printed in Jaipur, India.
• Block Shop x L'Envers Collection Collaborative clothing collection with L'Envers featuring the Hilma Cardigan in Cream, Bluebird, and Tangerine colorways.
• Robes & Pajamas Collection Hand block printed robe and pajama collection including Key Robe, Flower Fields Robe, Cross-Hatch Robe, Alma Robe, Shells Robe, Temple Robe, Peony Robe, Suns Robe, Supermoon Robe, and various pajama sets in multiple colorways, priced $145-$195.
• Napkins Collection Hand block printed napkin assortment including Tree of Life, Hanna, Otto, Dolly, Plaid, Solstice, Goldenrod Suns, Royal Triple Dot, Nutmeg Crosshatch, Poppy, Thistle, Tennis, Hans, and Sapphire Crosshatch patterns starting at $20+.
• Tablecloths Collection Hand block printed tablecloths including Tree of Life, Hanna, Odette, Squiggle Dot, Poiret, Crane, and Checker patterns in various sizes, priced $160-$190.
• Original Block Printing Kit DIY block printing starter kit for creating hand block printed textiles at home.
• Woodblock Art Prints Hand block printed artwork including Solarium, Waning Crescent, Loops, Knot, Triple Knot, Dogwood, Flock, Sunwave, Eclipse, Arches, and limited edition Shaker collaboration prints, priced $65-$515.
• Italian Woven Scarves (Luxury) Luxury Italian-woven cashmere and silk scarves including Intaglio Cashmere Shawl, Iris Cashmere Shawl, Spades Jacquard Silk Scarf, and Omega Jacquard Silk Scarf, priced $95-$395.
• Hand Printed Rugs Hand-printed textile rugs including Key, Tulip, Trellis, Ripple, Staircase, Eclipse, and Moons patterns in various colorways and sizes including runners, priced $225-$995+.
• Decorative Hardware Decorative hardware including Half Moon Door Handle, Block Towel Bars, Block Toilet Paper Holder, Block Drawer Pull, Snail Knobs, Block Knob, Dogwood Knob, Potato Knob, Dimple Knob, and Pea Pod Pull, priced $55-$425.
• Wallpaper Wallcovering collection including California Poppies, Kumquats, Little Zipper, Loops, Magnet, Peony, Valley Dot, Periwinkle, People Person, and Strawberries patterns, priced $75-$170 per yard.
• Block Printed Fabric by the Yard Hand block printed fabrics including Raj Mandir, Odette, Valley Dot, Pansies, Correa, Peony, Periwinkle, and Little Zipper in various colorways sold by the yard for trade and consumer use, $150-$175 per yard.
• Sunbrella Performance Fabric Outdoor performance fabrics in Sunbrella substrate including Posey, Verdugo, Backgammon, Key, Juggle, Agnes, Lollipop, and Spindle Stripe patterns in multiple colorways for indoor/outdoor upholstery use.
• Apothecary Collection Curated body and home fragrance and care products including Saipua Soap, D.S. & Durga Candles, Marius Fabre Savon de Marseille, F. Miller Tinted Balm, Feret Parfumer Rose Balm, and A.M.S Manuka Honey Lip Balm.
• Trade Membership Program Annual membership program for interior designers and design professionals providing access to wholesale pricing and exclusive products across the Block Shop Textiles catalog.
• Ceramics & Glassware Curated tabletop offering including CNF Splatterware ceramics (bowls, mugs, dishes, plates, candle sticks, crocks, pitchers) and Hirota Glass Japanese-style sake and beverage glassware.

Quantifiable outcome

• Products printed on cotton rag paper made from textile production scraps - zero waste process
• +1 more outcomes

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Hancock Shaker VillagecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLimited edition collaboration featuring signed and numbered prints based on Shaker artist Hannah Cohoon's 'Tree of Life' (1854) and 'Flaming Leaf' (1845). Edition of 65 prints, hand printed in Jaipur, India. Collaboration unites Shaker craft traditions with Block Shop's block printing expertise.
• Simply FramedcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerCustom framing partner providing museum-quality shadowbox frames for woodblock prints. Frames made with maple from North Carolina, available in natural, black, or white finish with UV-shielding plexiglass.
• Woman-run Printing Studio (Jaipur, Rajasthan)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOngoing partnership with a woman-run printing and papermaking studio in Jaipur, Rajasthan for open edition hand block printed products on cotton rag paper made from textile production scraps.
• Ravindra SumeriacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMaster printer in Jaipur, India who hand prints the limited edition Shaker collection woodblock prints.
• Le Bon ShoppeminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPartnership for sock products - Le Bon Shoppe Her Socks and Boyfriend Socks sold through Block Shop Textiles.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves3 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Sferra: Heritage luxury linen brand with deep trade and hospitality distribution, offering premium bedding, tabletop, and bath. Comparable on premium price positioning and trade/wholesale channels but not artisanal block printing.
• West Elm: National home goods retailer with a strong artisanal-textile assortment across tabletop, bedding, rugs, and decor, plus a robust trade program. Comparable in channel mix and category overlap but operates at vastly larger scale with mass-appeal pricing.
• Anthropologie Home: Large multi-channel retailer carrying a curated assortment of artisanal home textiles, apparel, and tabletop. Comparable customer aesthetic but at vastly larger scale and with broader, less craft-pure assortment.
• Matouk: Established US luxury linen and table linens brand serving high-end residential and hospitality customers through DTC and trade channels. Comparable on premium tabletop and home textiles but with broader scale and a less craft-driven identity.
• Juliska: Premium tabletop and home brand with strong DTC and trade presence, offering table linens, ceramics, and entertaining accessories. Comparable on premium home lifestyle positioning and trade program structure.

Regional players

• Society of Wanderers: Australian heritage-inspired textile and home brand producing printed textiles and apparel with a similar artisanal, narrative-driven approach. Comparable in craft ethos and lifestyle positioning but primarily serves Australia.

Direct peers

• Les Indiennes: Les Indiennes designs and produces hand block printed fabrics, table linens, and home textiles using traditional Indian techniques. Closely comparable in craft method, product mix, and design-led premium positioning.
• Heather Taylor Home: Heather Taylor Home offers printed table linens, napkins, and home textiles with a similar DTC and interior-designer trade focus. Comparable in product category emphasis (tabletop-first) and artisanal aesthetic.
• John Robshaw: John Robshaw produces hand block printed textiles, bedding, and table linens using traditional Indian printing techniques with a similar DTC and trade/wholesale model. The most direct craft and category analog to Block Shop.

Emerging players

• Morrow Soft Goods: Smaller emerging textile brand producing printed home goods with a similar artisanal aesthetic and DTC-first distribution. Comparable on craft narrative but at an earlier stage with narrower product depth.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/block-shop

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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