The showroom
Walk through it room by room. Each brand hangs with the detail that drew us to it, and every piece links to its full story.
PLUM & THISTLE
PLUM & THISTLE was started in 2016 by Hattie Moss and Isla Grant, two friends who met working the till in a London fabric shop and kept the offcuts nobody else wanted. The name is a nod to both of them: a plum tree in…
THE PLUM & THISTLE STORY →SUMI & SON
SUMI & SON is a small family denim workshop in Kojima, the seaside town in Okayama where Japanese jeans grew up. Sumi Hara opened it in a rented garage in 1979 with two second-hand sewing machines; her son Ren joined…
THE SUMI & SON STORY →TALLER LENTO
TALLER LENTO means "slow workshop", and that is the whole idea. Marta Vidal started it in 2019 in a ground-floor studio in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, dyeing every piece by hand in small baths so no two come out exactly…
THE TALLER LENTO STORY →XIANGQI STUDIO
XIANGQI STUDIO is a Beijing tailoring label founded in 2012 by Lin Wei. Xiangqi is Chinese chess, a game he played every evening with his grandfather in a hutong courtyard, and the studio borrows its calm: clean lines,…
THE XIANGQI STUDIO STORY →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,…
THE QUIET CHORUS STORY →DOWNTOWN UNIFORM
DOWNTOWN UNIFORM was started in Los Angeles in 2020 by Jordan Reyes, who spent a decade dressing actors and got tired of clothes that only looked good on camera. The idea: a uniform for real life, sharp enough for the…
THE DOWNTOWN UNIFORM STORY →DOS MARES
DOS MARES ("two seas") is run by twin sisters Alba and Clara Soler, who grew up between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic and started the label in Barcelona in 2018. They design together and argue about everything,…
THE DOS MARES STORY →MAISON ŒILLET
MAISON ŒILLET is a small Paris label founded in 2017 by Camille Fauré, who trained in a theatre costume workshop and never got over the eyelet. Œillet is French for eyelet, and also for carnation, which suits her:…
THE MAISON ŒILLET STORY →ŌMI FIELD GOODS
ŌMI FIELD GOODS was founded in Tokyo in 2004 by Kenji Ōmi, a former outdoor-gear buyer who wanted shoes that age like a good field jacket. The workshop makes footwear and a few goods in vegetable-tanned leather that…
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