05/13/2026
For me there is a particular beauty that lives in the details of a well-made garment — a giddiness I feel when I see a seam that lies flat, fabric that drapes intentionally, trousers that fit impeccably.
The inside of a garment matters to us as much as the outside. We use georgette-bound seams — a couture technique that encases each raw edge in fine georgette — and French seams, where the raw edge is fully enclosed within a second seam. On our shirting, traditional finishes are applied throughout: rolled hems, careful placket construction, collar work that holds its shape wash after wash, carefully chosen biodegradable buttons of shell or corozo nut.
The fabrics we choose are selected with the same care. Luxury to us means clothing that feel great against the skin and flattering on the body. They will still be beautiful in ten years’ time but also have minimal environmental impact - organic cotton, responsible wool and recycled sateens from Italy, Portugal and Japan.
There is often a misconception that “handmade” or “craft” should equate to something inexpensive, when in reality the opposite is true. These garments are created slowly, by human hands, in small runs. It can take artisans many years to perfect their craft, and today many of these traditional skills are being lost in the pursuit of speed and lower costs. By integrating craft we hope not only to create something beautiful to wear, but also to help preserve these techniques so they can be protected and passed on to future generations.
Everything we make is designed with a little more intention and purpose in mind — for the person wearing it and for the people who made it.
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