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Autumn / Winter 2026

Clothes that hold their shape, and their meaning

A narrow range of well-made pieces in natural fibres, cut in our east London studio and produced in small runs.

  • Natural fibres
  • Small runs
  • Made to repair
  • Since 2016

Featured collection

The Essential Edit

Four garments we remake every season without redesigning them. They are the constants — the coat, the knit, the shirt, the trouser you reach for without deciding.

3 pieces, in production since 2016.

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New in

Recently added

A handful of pieces from the current range.

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Campaign

A wardrobe you stop thinking about

We photograph the collection in the studio, on the people who made it, in the light that happens to be there. No sets, no stylists, no borrowed rooms.

It is a slower way to work and it tells the truth about how the clothes actually look at four in the afternoon in February.

About the studio
A garment should be interesting to wear rather than interesting to look at.
Ines Marchand, founder

Collections

Four ways into the range

Each collection is a point of view rather than a category — a set of pieces that share a logic.

All collections

Form & Function

Workwear patterns, studio proportions

3 pieces · Autumn / Winter

Evening

Dressed, not costumed

3 pieces · Year round

Journal

Notes from the studio

Material, craft, and the occasional argument about pattern cutting.

All stories

Styling · 2 June 2026

Dressing for a long summer

Six pieces, worn across a season that runs from a cool June morning to the last warm evening in September.

4 min read

Philosophy · 14 May 2026

The case for fewer clothes

A wardrobe is not a collection. It is a working set of tools, and most of us are carrying three times what we need.

6 min read

Material · 22 April 2026

Notes on linen

Flax is grown, retted, scutched and spun before anyone thinks about a garment. Understanding those four steps explains almost everything about how linen behaves.

5 min read

Correspondence

One letter a month

New pieces, studio notes and the occasional restock. No more than once a month, and never a countdown timer.

Demo form — no address is stored or sent anywhere.

Visit

The studio is open by appointment

Weekday afternoons in Shoreditch. Try the samples, meet the people who cut them, and leave without buying anything if you like.