In a cozy attic filled with old photo albums and neatly folded knit sweaters, the idea for Nostalgia Threads first took root in Lila Moore’s heart. As a child, she’d spend weekends rummaging through her grandmother’s wardrobe—running her fingers over soft cotton dresses from the 1950s, tracing the hand-stitched hems of wool cardigans, and listening to stories of how each piece was made with care, not just for style, but to last a lifetime. When her grandmother passed away, she left Lila a tattered linen blouse, its fabric faded but still sturdy, with a note: “Clothes should wrap you in memories, not just fabric.” That note became Lila’s guiding light.