THE STUDIO
CHANGING THE WORLD THROUGH RESPONSIBLE DESIGN
RÆBURN is a London-based creative studio founded by Christopher Ræburn.
Working across fashion, product, materials and culture, we bring together creativity, craft and collaboration to rethink how things are designed, made and used.
Since 2009, we've challenged convention through experimentation, resourcefulness and a willingness to question the systems surrounding the things we make. We transform existing materials, develop new ideas and work with others to create meaningful change.
COLLECTIONS
ALL COLLECTIONSSince 2009, RÆBURN has worked across fashion, product, materials and culture; developing ideas that have moved from the studio and workshop to the catwalk, exhibitions, global stages and unexpected creative contexts.
COLLABORATIONS
WORK WITH USRÆBURN is a design partner for brands and organisations that want to rethink what they make. From creative direction and RÆMADE development to material research, product design, consultancy and workshops, we work with you from first idea to finished piece.
FEATURED PARTNER
The relationship between Timberland and Christopher Ræburn developed over more than five years, growing from an initial creative collaboration into a far broader partnership encompassing creative direction, product design, material innovation, circularity, regenerative thinking and experimentation at scale.
What began with Timberland appearing as part of a RÆBURN catwalk show at London Fashion Week ultimately led to Christopher's appointment as Global Creative Director and the opportunity to work across an international organisation.
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Events
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Today · On now · Fri 27 November 2026 · 16:00
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RÆBURN Studio Tour
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RÆBURN eventSale
Today · On now · Next: Fri 4 December 2026 · 14:00 · 2 more dates
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Winter Archive Sale
THE POWER OF PLAY
Four LEGO designers, four new sets and one hour on stage at the Design Museum. Notes from this year’s Annual Conran Lecture.
Someone Should Stop This — Alec Leach
A book that asks why, knowing all we know, changing course is still so hard, joining the dots between climate, economics, politics, technology and belonging.