SONO aims to directly address the issue of sustainability in fashion, leading by example, making lasting clothing that deals with the key issues of garment manufacture. With a focus on clean lines, environmental impact, and enduring quality, SONO presents a modern wardrobe defined by clarity and purpose.
Quitan is a Tokyo-based brand inspired by traditional craftsmanship and artistry. They aim to reimagine centuries-old techniques from an era when textures and colors thrived, a nod to thepre-industrial way of life in our modern world. They embed fabrics with pressed flowers using dyeing and printing techniques creating one-of-a-kind garments. By doing this, each garment is truly a unique work of art.
Belgian designer Sofie D’Hoore is celebrated for her minimalist and intellectual aesthetic that perfectly blends proportion, fabric, and function.
Her designs are defined by architectural silhouettes, generous volumes, and precise tailoring. Crisp cottons, fine wools, & technical textiles perfectly compliment the structure and movement of the garment.
Hand hammered surfaces, filed facets, and natural “close-to-perfection” pieces.
"A hand will always build objects that appear natural to humans, while the perfection reached by machines often appears cold. We let the hand do the work, led by a skilled eye, not measured with a scale."
With ORSAN, Gareth Casey reinterprets the signature silhouettes of CASEY CASEY. Each piece reflects the quiet beauty of the Priory and embodies a way of living where essentials take precedence over excess.
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Established in 1896 and still family-owned, Guidi shoes and bags are entirely handmade and ‘object-dyed’ - dyed after assembly. Guidi is know to be one of the highest quality suppliers in the world, still refusing the mass production logic.
Paris-based Gareth Casey is heavily inspired by workwear, using the finest milled traditional fabrics in his collections. He is perhaps best known for his signature paper cotton fabric, an absolute necessity around the shop with its soft hand and beautifully wrinkled appearance.
Each garment is finished with a hand sewn red thread, a Casey Casey trademark and a nod to the meticulous construction and attention to detail on all of their garments.
ATELIER SUPPAN is a Paris-based designer that intentionally flies under the radar. Her shapes are quietly unconventional—twisted forms, off-center closures, and adjustable waists.
Hems are either raw or finished by hand, hooks and loops are handcrafted from sterling silver, fabric is hand-dyed, and the long fabric tags are hand-written and numbered, lending a subtle yet distinctive signature to every piece.
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GASA* garments begin with the creation of original fabrics. These materials are then brought to life through careful attention to detail, color combinations, and overall balance in design. Most of their clothing is botanically dyed, and finished with a washing process to enhance the natural texture and character of the materials.
Playing with textures and silhouettes, GASA* clothing is thoughtful, timeless, and uniquely feminine.
Clothing to work, garden, and live in. Designer Bella worked in luxury fashion as a designer and pattern cutter for many years, and has formed lasting relationships with small Italian, Portuguese, and Welsh fabric mills that she works with to develop her fabrics for each collection.
H+ Hannoh Wessel is entirely made in Italy, reflecting a deep respect for artisanal excellence and fabric authenticity. Hannoh is a German-born designer with a background in haute couture, based in Paris. His clothing has been celebrated for its feminine, timeless, and natural aesthetic for many years.
Hand-knitted cotton yarn sweaters and lightweight cotton poplin separates and dresses, all produced in very small batches with a dedication to sustainability with zero waste production.
AODRESS aims to preserve the highly skilled craft of hand embroidery and combine this tradition with their own unique sensibilities. Their clothing is all produced in Japan using hand-spun fabrics with intricate hand embroideries from India.
A warm weather wardrobe in hues of grape, thyme, mauve, pebble and sage and cut from the lightest weight paper cotton & compact cotton canvas.
Sculptural silhouettes crafted from high-quality fabrics.
Collection 024 “When I Grow Up”
Fully reversible, thoughtfully designed, beautifully made coats with a strong focus on sustainability in production. Konrad's pieces are reversible to reveal a bold or printed side, with the option of a more quiet side to suit the mood of the wearer. All of the styles in his collections are named after people that are important in Huber’s everyday life.
Polish artist Ewa Kulasek launched SCHA in 2004 and has since become known for her unique, sculptural hats and understated garments. She approaches fashion with the same sculptural sensibility as her hats - refined, minimalist, and perfectly balancing function and form.
Through experimental treatments, patination, and carefully selected materials, Makoto & Karin Horisaki create pieces that are both timeless and distinctly personal. The aesthetic is raw and refined, with an emphasis on texture, wear, and the beauty of imperfection.
Intricate and whimsical patterns, unexpected color combinations, and meticulous craftsmanship often inspired by nature and folklore. Made in Japan with a focus on quality materials and careful production.