Wow, Moda Operandi and Citizens of Humanity Just Released a Capsule Collection Inspired by Pennsylvania's Dreamiest Farm

Less than three hours from New York City, in Pennsylvania’s Oley Valley, is Bloom Farm—a sought-after destination for wellness practitioners, sustainability-focused brands, and artists of all kinds. I first heard of this regenerative property a few years ago through my best friend, a longtime photography collaborator of theirs, who has always spoken fondly of it as a truly special place.

Founded in 2023, the 60 acres of preserved land are rooted in biodiverse practices and designed for slowing down. The grounds feature a pond, animals, gardens, and trails—ideal for a grounding retreat in nature. They even have an artist-in-residency program for creatives of all disciplines, from music to writing. The food is all locally sourced, and guests can participate in offerings such as yoga, meditation, and breathwork while staying in the farmhouse or one of the cottages.

I already knew that Citizens of Humanity hosted a two-night summit there in 2024, so it felt full circle when I found out the denim brand just released a collection with Moda Operandi titled Bloom, inspired by that same visit. "The capsule grew organically after the Citizens team invited me to stay at Bloom Farm,” says Tatiana Hambro, Moda Operandi’s editor at large. “It was far from your average brand trip—ask anyone there. I left deeply inspired by Citizens’ regenerative cotton program. Not to mention Bloom Farm itself, which is a uniquely special place. No one needs convincing that Citizens’ jeans are great from a style perspective, but it felt like there was another important—and hopefully inspiring—story to tell. Though the pieces, like dungarees and placemats for casual family dining, come inspired by the farm, the idea is they easily translate to stylish everyday living—no matter where you are. In that sense, you can take some of the magic of Bloom Farm with you."

With thoughtful design and artisanal details, the 13-piece line includes clothing and homeware such as placemats, napkins, coasters, and a farmer's market tote. The capsule is now available to shop on both Citizens of Humanity and Moda Operandi.