Trestle
JOIN AS A BUYER

The makers down the road work incredibly hard.

Trestle is how you find them, follow them, and back them.

Real makers. Real places.
A buyer browsing ceramics at a Thames Valley farmers market
FOR THE SUNDAY MORNING

Someone does the picking. A person, not a feed.

Trestle is being built with a small founding group of makers right now. When it opens, you get real maker stories, real photographs, and a short Friday note with a handful of people worth finding. No product grid. No checkout pressure. No algorithm.

WHAT BUYERS GET

What the Friday note will be

Makers chosen by a person

Every maker on Trestle is picked by the curator. A real person reads their story and says yes.

One Friday note

A short, unhurried note every Friday morning, once Trestle opens. What the curator found that week. Nothing more.

Follow the makers you love

Save a maker and build your own list of people whose work you genuinely care about.

Things from somewhere real

Every piece here has a maker you can name, a place you can find on a map, and a story worth telling.

A flat-lay of handmade items at a Thames Valley market stall
JOIN THE WAITLIST

Be first through the door.

Found by hand, not by feed.

Trestle is onboarding its founding makers now. Leave your details and the curator will write to you when the Friday note is ready. No sales emails. No sharing your address.

Your email address is all we collect. We never share it. One click unsubscribe on every email.

HOW IT WORKS

How discovery works

Read the Friday note
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Read the Friday note

Once Trestle opens, the curator picks a handful of makers and things worth finding each Friday morning. It arrives in your inbox. No shop, no pressure, no algorithm.

Save the ones that feel right
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Save the ones that feel right

When a maker's work speaks to you, save them. Build a list of people making things you genuinely care about.

Find them at a market or their shop
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Find them at a market or their shop

Every Trestle maker will have a market schedule, a shop link, or both. You follow them off the platform, on their own terms.

The Friday note arrived and I recognised the maker. She sells at Henley Market. I had walked past her stall and never stopped.

The curator at Trestle

An illustration of the moment we are building for. Not a customer quote.

A maker arranging ceramics on a market stallHandmade candles and soaps with botanicalsTextiles and woven baskets on displaySeasonal produce on a market stall

The makers down the road are worth finding.

One short email, once a week, when Trestle opens. Nothing more.

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