Machine in Hand makes one-of-a-kind handwoven textiles using American yarns. Weaving is a physical collaboration between the weaver and the loom. These textiles are woven to represent the actual time taken to weave cloth; highlighting labor and showing the difference between weaver-made and industrial powerloom cloth. This act of craft production hopes to keep buyers curious about who makes our clothes, who farms our fiber, and how interconnected these systems are.