DRESS CODE
A capsule wardrobe that is not beige
Twelve pieces, four weeks of outfits, and why the colour rule is wrong.
Autumn 2026 · the new edit
Clothes that earn their place
Eight pieces, cut in small runs from silk, merino and wool. Designed to be worn weekly for years, not photographed once.
The Silk Slip · $148
Small runs40-120 pieces per style, not a warehouse of unsold stock.
Natural fibresSilk, merino, linen and wool. No polyester pretending otherwise.
Ships in 24hTracked, in recycled packaging, from our own rail.
30-day returnsTry it at home; send it back if the fit is wrong.
The edit
Four pieces that carry the season.
Made in small runs
One pattern, seventy pieces
We cut in batches small enough to check every seam. The coat is 80% wool and lined; the slip is 19-momme silk with French seams. If a fabric cannot survive twenty washes, it does not go into the range.
That means fewer styles and occasional waits for a restock - and no landfill of unsold colourways in January.
8Pieces this season
70Average run size
24hDispatch
From the journal
Fit, fabric and buying less badly.
How to care for silk and wool without a dry-cleaner habit
What actually damages protein fibres, and the two products worth owning.
The fit guide: shoulders, rise and hem
Three measurements decide whether a garment looks expensive.
New arrivals, once a month
Restocks, new fabrics and the occasional note from the studio. No discount noise.
Buying clothes that last
The cheapest garment is the one you wear a hundred times. Our fit guide covers the three measurements that decide whether a piece looks considered, and the care guide covers washing silk and wool without a weekly dry-cleaning habit. If you are building from scratch, start with the capsule wardrobe.
Questions about sizing? Email us your measurements and we will tell you which size to take - including when the answer is that the cut will not suit you.