OUT OF HAND
Spanning artisan textiles, reimagined garments and opportunities for making at home, OUT OF HAND celebrates collaboration, contemporary art and fashion. As part of the first drop, three garments in Waup’s signature monochromatic mark making are available to pre-order online.
A limited edition series of one of a kind pieces will be available at the Agency Projects Launch Saturday 31 October, 2:00 – 5:00pm.
Featuring Waup’s monochromatic artwork, this freesize kaftan features screen printing in black onto white, hand-loomed Indian linen.
Pre-orders open until 20 November 2026.
Delivery: 15 March 2027.
About the piece
Made and printed in Narrm, this piece forms part of OUT OF HAND, a collection connecting traditional textile practices with Waup’s contemporary artistic practice.
Product details
Fabric: Hand-loomed Indian linen
Print: Screen printed
Production: Made and printed in Narrm
Garment Details: twin side seam pockets
Collection: Lisa Waup — OUT OF HAND
OUT OF HAND
OUT OF HAND brings together Lisa Waup’s art, cultural storytelling and enduring interest in textiles as a space for experimentation. The collection celebrates traditional artisan methods with contemporary practice, including hand looming, hand dyeing, hand printing and garment making.
Care
Hand wash or machine wash in cold water and line dry. Do not tumble dry or dry clean. Across the collection, hand-dyed colours may change over time, and variations in artwork and colour make each piece unique. Iron on reverse side of textile.
About OUT OF HAND
The collection grew from Lisa’s January 2026 textile residency at Tharangini Studio in Bengaluru, India, where she worked alongside Peter Naughton and local artisans to explore hand-carved block printing and traditional textile techniques. In Narrm/Melbourne, Lisa collaborated with local makers and screen-printing studios to develop linen garments in her signature black and white. Spanning artisan textiles, reimagined garments and opportunities for making at home,OUT OF HAND celebrates collaboration, contemporary art and fashion
Featuring Waup’s monochromatic artwork, long line shirt features screen printing in black onto white, hand-loomed Indian linen.
Pre-orders open until 20 November 2026.
Delivery: 15 March 2027.
About the piece
Made and printed in Narrm, this piece forms part of OUT OF HAND, a collection connecting traditional textile practices with Waup’s contemporary artistic practice.
Product details
Fabric: Hand-loomed Indian linen
Print: Screen printed
Production: Made and printed in Narrm
Collection: Lisa Waup — OUT OF HAND
Buttons: Mother of Pearl, Red Stitching
OUT OF HAND
OUT OF HAND brings together Lisa Waup’s art, cultural storytelling and enduring interest in textiles as a space for experimentation. The collection celebrates traditional artisan methods with contemporary practice, including hand looming, hand dyeing, hand printing and garment making.
Care
Hand wash or machine wash in cold water and line dry. Do not tumble dry or dry clean. Across the collection, hand-dyed colours may change over time, and variations in artwork and colour make each piece unique. *To iron the garment, please reverse the shirt and iron inside out.
About OUT OF HAND
The collection grew from Lisa’s January 2026 textile residency at Tharangini Studio in Bengaluru, India, where she worked alongside Peter Naughton and local artisans to explore hand-carved block printing and traditional textile techniques. In Narrm/Melbourne, Lisa collaborated with local makers and screen-printing studios to develop linen garments in her signature black and white. Spanning artisan textiles, reimagined garments and opportunities for making at home, OUT OF HAND celebrates collaboration, contemporary art and fashion.
Hand-loomed Indian linen, screen printed in Narrm with Lisa Waup’s signature monochromatic mark making.
Pre-orders open until 20 November 2026.
Expected delivery: 1–15 March 2027.
About the piece
Featuring Lisa Waup’s artwork hand screen printed in black onto white, hand-loomed Indian linen, the garment celebrates the relationship between cloth, image and the hands that bring them together. Made and printed in Narrm, this piece forms part of OUT OF HAND, a collection connecting traditional textile practices with Waup’s contemporary expression.
Product details
Fabric: Hand-loomed Indian linen
Print: Screen printed
Production: Made and printed in Narrm
Collection: Lisa Waup — OUT OF HAND
Buttons: Mother of Pearl, Red Thread
Care
Hand wash or machine wash in cold water and line dry. Do not tumble dry or dry clean. Across the collection, hand-dyed colours may change over time, and variations in artwork and colour make each piece unique. *To iron the garment, please reverse the shirt and iron inside out.
About OUT OF HAND
OUT OF HAND brings together Lisa Waup’s art, cultural storytelling and enduring interest in textiles as a space for experimentation.
The collection grew from Lisa’s January 2026 textile residency at Tharangini Studio in Bengaluru, India, where she worked alongside artisans to explore hand-carved block printing and traditional textile techniques. In Narrm/Melbourne, Lisa collaborated with local makers and screen printing studios to develop linen garments in her signature black and white. Spanning artisan textiles, reimagined garments and opportunities for making at home, OUT OF HAND celebrates collaboration, resourcefulness and the expressive possibilities of wearable art.
Made By You: Coming Soon
Lisa Waup — MADE BY YOU *
Part of the OUT OF HAND collection
Create your own Lisa Waup dress with hand-loomed Indian linen, hand screen printed in Melbourne with Lisa’s artwork, and a fully graded sewing pattern developed in partnership with Richmond-based pattern making and sewing company Style Arc.
What you receive
Hand-loomed Indian linen, hand screen printed in Melbourne with Lisa Waup’s artwork.
A fully graded dress pattern covering sizes 6–20, ready for you to sew at home.
How to purchase
The cloth and pattern offering will be available through Style Arc, who will manage purchasing and pattern distribution. Made By You will be launched in November.
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