Complimentary shipping over $150·The Autumn Edit is live — 10 pieces, limited runs

Autumn / Winter 2026 — Edit 04

Quiet luxury,
made to be lived in.

Ten considered pieces cut from sand-washed silk, vegetable-tanned leather and recycled cashmere. Produced in limited runs by four ateliers we know by first name.

  • 10pieces this edit
  • 4family ateliers
  • 0dead-stock waste

Complimentary shipping

On every order over $150, worldwide.

30-day returns

Unworn, with tags — no questions asked.

Traceable materials

Every fibre named on the product page.

Made to be repaired

Free mending for the life of the piece.

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Four rooms, one wardrobe

Built to layer together — the silk, the leather and the gold all read as one palette.

The Autumn Edit

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Made in runs of 40–120. When a run sells through, it is not repeated.

10 pieces

Inside the atelier

Four workshops. Forty-one people. No middlemen.

We buy surplus and dead-stock fabric directly from mills in Como and Biella, then cut it in family-run workshops in Porto, Jodhpur, and Kobe. Fewer intermediaries means we can tell you the exact fibre, the mill, and the hands that made the piece.

  • Sand-washed 19-momme mulberry silk
  • Vegetable-tanned leather from Tuscany
  • Recycled cashmere, re-spun in Prato
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As seen in

VOGUEELLEMonocleKinfolkThe Gentlewoman
“The slip dress is the only thing I have worn to a wedding and to the supermarket in the same week.”
NMNadia M.Verified buyer · Silk Series
“Third season buying the tote. The leather has aged into something better than new.”
JRJonas R.Verified buyer · Leather goods
“Ordered on Tuesday, wearing it on Thursday. The packaging alone felt like a gift.”
LKLeila K.Verified buyer · Jewelry

Journal

Notes from the workroom

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Why we wash silk twice before cutting it

Sand-washing removes the sericin and softens the hand — and it means the piece you buy will not shrink on you in year three.

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The 14-hour tote, edge-painted by hand

Three coats of edge paint, cured overnight between each. It is the slowest step in the workshop and the one you feel first.

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How to keep recycled cashmere out of the bin

Cold water, no dryer, a comb instead of a razor. Plus the free mending service that comes with every knit we make.

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