Paris IX

L’ESSENTIEL

Studio

A wardrobe of six garments. The studio opens when the first cutting is ready — no date, no season, no countdown.

Opening — not yet Est. MMXXVI
Why there is no date

We are making six garments, and then we are going to stop.

Not a season. Not a drop. Six pieces a person genuinely reaches for — each drafted from one block, cut in one merchant’s cloth, and made again when they run out.

The studio will open on the morning the sixth cloth arrives and the fit is right. Putting a date on that would only mean choosing between missing it and cutting something we are not finished with.

What is coming

Six pieces

An overshirt, a tee, a wide trouser, a crew, a coat, a scarf. The whole wardrobe, and nothing beside it.

One mill each

Every piece is cut in a single merchant’s cloth, and we name the mill. It is most of the garment.

Cut in Paris

Drafted, graded and made up in the ninth — small runs, repeated rather than replaced.

The list

We cannot tell you when. We can tell you first.

One message the morning the studio opens. Nothing before it, nothing after.

On the list

We will write once, on the morning the studio opens.