Looking Friday
SCULPTED BY HAND
Most garments are cut from flat fabric and forced into shape. We do the opposite.
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While we master every form of knitwear, our signature is structural crochet. This technique allows us to engineer the garment in three dimensions—building the form stitch by stitch. We use the hook to lock the tension and control the curve, creating an architectural fit that machines simply cannot replicate.
THE VISION
True design does not require a pencil; it requires a vision. We bypass the limitations of the flat sketch, working directly from mental concept to physical form.
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The mannequin is our canvas. We drape, pin, and manipulate the fiber in real-time, allowing the garment to evolve naturally in three dimensions. This intuitive approach ensures that the design is not forced onto the body, but sculpted around it—guided by the weight of the material and the laws of gravity.
THE MATERIAL
We prioritize natural fibers. Whether it is wool, cotton, or silk, we choose materials that breathe and age with the body, rejecting the lifelessness of synthetics.
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But softness is not enough. We demand structural integrity. To support the architectural nature of our crochet, the fiber must possess the right tension and elastic recovery, ensuring the garment retains its shape for years.
THE HANDS
This is where engineering meets intimacy. In a world of automated manufacturing, we rely on the precision of the human hand.
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There are no assembly lines here—just a single artisan, a hook, and hours of focused labor. We lock every loop individually, creating a dense, resilient structure that machines cannot replicate. The result is a garment that is virtually indestructible and entirely unique.