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EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN
Whether fueled by a desire to detox from digital or the love that Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z have for all things nostalgic, there’s a retro renaissance happening right now. As we move into 2025, here are some of the trends that will still be going strong.
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The Enduring Appeal of Quilts
Quilts are making a comeback -- well, they never really left, but today you'll see them being used as more than simply bedding or a decorative blanket. They're appearing in fashion on the runways, and as art pieces in home decor. Read more
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Stitching Through Time
Like the handcraft of quilting, crochet and knitting have made a comeback and Gen Z is firmly on board. TikTok and YouTube are at the center of it all, bringing what might have been seen as an outdated pastime of older women back into style. Read more
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The Sourdough Craze
Sourdough bread baking was another “homesteading” hobby that boomed during the pandemic and has taken root. You too can get started with the same things bakers have been using for centuries: flour, water, warmth, and time. Read more
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A Return to Film
Despite living in this digital age with AI enhancement at our fingertips, point-and-shoot cameras are making a comeback and the “old-time” aesthetic of photos taken with older model digital technology has increased appeal. Read more
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Vinyl Revival
This trend should come as no surprise. The growth of vinyl record sales has been steady for more than 15 years. Since 2016, vinyl album sales have increased by nearly 300%. In 2022, vinyl outsold CDs for the first time since 1987. Read more
