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Wide stone trousers and a black knit on a graffiti laneway in Melbourne
Home turf: a Melbourne laneway, a few streets from the studio.IRO KAMA (AI-GENERATED)
AUSTRALIA · FOUNDED 2011 · 4 PIECES IN THE SELECTION

QUIET CHORUS

QUIET CHORUS began in Melbourne when two school friends, Nina Park and Theo Walsh, started sewing in a shared studio above a laneway café in 2011. Neither trained as a designer; Nina came from textiles, Theo from music, and the name is theirs for clothes that should feel calm but still carry a tune.

Everything starts with the fabric. Each season they choose a handful of cloths first, washed, overdyed or left raw, and only then decide what to make from them. Most of it is cut to fit anyone, with wide legs, dropped shoulders and room to move.

Every collection is numbered and given a name, like chapters of the same long song. The pieces are made in small runs and meant to be worn hard, layered up for a grey Melbourne morning or down for the harbour at dusk.

A pinstripe coach jacket with a knotted check scarf by the water at sunset
The coach jacket on the waterfront at golden hour.IRO KAMA (AI-GENERATED)

In the Selection

Taupe pinstripe coach jacket with a knotted check scarf, by the water in Perth at sunset
Pinstripe Coach Jacket
$900
Charcoal pleated hakama trousers with a cream knit by the river in Brisbane at sunset
Pleated Hakama Pant
$552
Very wide stone-coloured pleated trousers with a black knit, on a Melbourne laneway
Super Wide Pant
$622
Brick-red cotton tee tucked into cream jeans by the harbour in Sydney
Overdyed Red Tee
$274
QUIET CHORUS — Iro Kama