Every piece begins with something that already lived, a shirt that has seen years, a forgotten jacket, a fabric that carries marks of time.

Instead of treating these as flaws, we treat them as starting points.

We unpick, restructure, and rebuild each garment by hand.

Panels are re-cut, seams are shifted, silhouettes are re-drawn.

Nothing follows a rigid pattern; every piece evolves with the material in front of us.

The process is slow and instinctive, a conversation between what the garment was and what it could become.

Each finished piece is singular because its origin is singular. There is no repetition, no mass production. Just one garment, one story, one outcome