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Our story

Fewer things,
made to stay.

It started with a simple idea: buy less, choose well and wear it for years.

Everyday wardrobe

Pieces that pair

Made to be worn

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What we believe

A good coat should outlast the season it was bought in. Buy fewer things, and choose them well.

Close view of a ribbed knit collar in warm oatmeal wool
Rib knit, up close

Craft and materials

Start with the cloth.

Most of a garment is decided before the first cut: the cloth, the construction and the finish.

01

Cloth

Say which materials you work with and why you chose them.

02

Cut

Describe the fit and shape of your pieces.

03

Colour

Explain the palette that ties a collection together.

04

Finish

Point out the details shoppers should look for.

How we choose

Three things
worth saying.

Two men in long coats among rocks and trees

Made to last

Pieces made to be worn often and washed with care.

Fair to make

Share who makes your products and how you work together.

Clear to buy

Say what each piece is made of and how to care for it.

How we work

From sketch to wardrobe.

01

Sketch

Where a piece begins: the idea, the shape and what it is for.

02

Sample

A first version, cut and sewn to test the cloth and the cut.

03

Fit

The pattern is adjusted until the piece moves well.

04

Make

Describe how and where your pieces are made.

05

Wear

Check each label for how to look after a piece so it lasts.

Start here

Begin with
one good piece.

Browse the full range, from everyday basics to outerwear.

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