How the studio works
One drawing, one run, one wearer.
A design is drawn, graded and cut once. Nothing is run twice, so a piece that sells out does not come back. It is a harder way to sell clothes and a much better way to make them.
Before the final fitting you get a toile — the piece stitched in plain cotton first, so a shoulder or a hem can still be argued about while it costs nothing to change.
| People on the floor | 6 | four tailors, one cutter, one karigar |
|---|---|---|
| Pieces in the collection | 15 | cut 12 August 2026 |
| Colourways | 8 | dyed before cutting, never after |
| Fittings included | 2 | at the studio or over video |
| Repeat runs | 0 | and it stays that way |