“When I started to alter my clothes, it gave me my identity back. It made me feel more human. ”
— Antwan Williams, Worn Stories

: Documentary Series

Worn Stories

Netflix / Tremelo Productions

WORN STORIES opens the closets of a diverse group of people to reveal a treasure-trove of tales about the meaning behind articles of clothing. Netflix invites you to try on a show about clothes and the people who wear them.

From the New York Times bestseller Worn Stories.

“My clothes took me to places outside of prison.”
— Antwan Williams

: Concept Artwork

Fabric, Color and Thread means Freedom.

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: Final Artwork

A Mix of real Materials and Hand-drawn elements in Motion.

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  • Clothing is as universal and essential as food, it's something that helps define our shared humanity.

    —Time Magazine

  • A well spun yarn about the clothes that define us.

    —The Guardian