Wardrobe
Women
Dresses, shirts, wraps in the same house cloth. Coming soon.
Coming soon
Quiet dye. Made to mend.
Slow linen fashion: the same flax as the bed and the table, cut to be worn. Meant to crease. Made so a seam can be taken in, a hem let down, a wrap worn another decade.
Dress
Mid-weight slip dress
A slip in 170 gsm flax, bias enough to sit, not to cling. Shoulder straps that can be moved. Colour that recedes — ivory, flax, a quiet clay.
Wrap
Wrap
A long wrap in the same cloth as the throw. Worn over a dress, over a shirt, over a chair. No hardware. A self-tie.
Shirt
Wide shirt
A wide, dropped-shoulder shirt, cut from the same mill as the men’s, worn open or closed. The rumple is the point.
At home
Lounge set
A matching shirt and easy trouser in stone-washed flax. For the morning, the desk, the late table. Not pyjamas, not tailoring.
These are not for sale. When they are ready, they will join the house the way the sheets did — slowly.