Collections
What we cut and sew
A cross-section of the garment types and qualities we produce — shirting, dresses, light tailoring, jersey and knitwear. Live client work is never published; see the confidentiality note on the About page.
Woven
The bulk of our production. Dresses, blouses, shirts, skirts, trousers and light jackets in satin, crepe, chiffon, linen, cotton and blended wovens.
Jersey
T-shirts, sweatshirts and jersey tops — printed, embossed or plain, in cotton and cotton blends.
Knitwear
Where we started, and still a real part of the workshop. Sweaters, cardigans, knit dresses and tops from 5GG through 14GG in cotton, viscose, wool, cashmere blends, lurex and acrylic.
Fabric
Print, jacquard, stripe and chiffon qualities we hold relationships with, available for development or by the roll.
Print fabric
Jacquard fabric
Stripe fabric
Materials
Mill qualities we source and knit-downs we make ourselves, from recent development. Client prints and custom developments are never shown here.
Argyle knit swatch
Bronze silk
Cable knit swatches
Checked wool suiting
Colour card, greens
Colour card, greys
Colour range
Colour range
Cream bouclé
Cream eyelet
Colour range for a dress body
Embroidered trim on linen
Gold sequin ground
Green tweed with jewel button
Grey qualities, carded
Pantone references against yarn
Pantone TCX chips
Sequin qualities
Snap fasteners
Striped knit
Textured knit swatch
Sewing thread shade cards
Turquoise and sand
Yarn-dyed stripe
In the workshop
The parts of a garment nobody photographs are the parts that tell you who made it.
Grain and seam marked out on the toile
Cable knit, flat on linen
Trimmed cardigan, flat
Camel circle skirt, flat
Cord lengths, measured
Cut parts, waiting to be sewn
Hardware and tape trims
Chest measurement checked before packing
Neckline binding
Overlocked seam
Quilted jacket, flat
Rib trims under selection
Placed embroidery, measured
Satin with its quality card
Cotton shirt: collar, placket, pearl buttons, chest pocket
Placket and chest pocket
A finished skirt, measured against the spec
Sample marked with its style reference
Metal trims and toggles under selection
Welt pocket, bagged-out and pressed
A correction marked on the sample, before it is remade
And the rest
Most of our work is not on this page
We develop 100+ new styles a year across 5 seasons, and you will not find one of them here.
Everything we make for a brand belongs to that brand — the pattern we drafted, the fabric we found, the season they have not launched yet. Publishing it to win the next enquiry would be a poor trade for the client who trusted us with it.
So this page shows our own development samples and the qualities we source. If you want to see what we can actually do, bring us a garment or a sketch — that answer is specific to you, and it stays between us.