A knitting history newsletter exploring the origins and evolution of knitting techniques and sweater shapes, with a focus on the circular yoke sweater and historical patterns. Readers get well-researched essays with archival detail, gauge measurements and hands-on experiments with 19th-century and 20th-century knitting.

Lindsay Winslow Brown's newsletter tracks the history behind everyday institutions and objects, covering topics like a Katharine Lee Bates book study, inheritance of quilts and silk, and the origins of American public libraries. Each issue reads like a personal essay that pulls in archival detail and connects it to present-day questions about what gets remembered.

A fashion and design historian writes long-form essays on overlooked designers, such as the 1970s artisan accessories maker Nigel Lofthouse, alongside exhibition reviews and reports from conferences on communal and countercultural dress. Readers get archival research, object photos and close looks at the history behind clothing and craft.

A monthly newsletter from embroidery designer, lecturer and author Nadia, sharing behind-the-scenes accounts of exhibitions, workshops and creative retreats. Readers get personal insights into fashion textiles, Venice craft events and lesser-known Mexican embroidery traditions.