THE PERMANENT COLLECTION

HOUSE

THE PERMANENT
LANGUAGE OF THE HOUSE.

01—06 / A CONTINUING WARDROBE

A line should have a purpose. Across these studies it folds into a pocket, releases a pleat, shapes a knit surface or lets a hem move. The clothes remain the point.

Concept image of a long ivory coat with a broad asymmetric collar folding down the frontVISUAL STUDY / PLACEHOLDER

HOUSE 01

Column Coat

The collar is cut as a length of cloth that folds over one shoulder and continues down the front. Its edge gives the coat a recognizable line without adding hardware or interrupting the long, easy silhouette.

Double-faced virgin wool / concept specification
Long line, returning collar fold

$920

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Concept image of grey wool trousers with an asymmetric folded waist and a curved seam returning to the sideVISUAL STUDY / PLACEHOLDER

HOUSE 02

Fold Trouser

One folded length of cloth crosses the waist, opens into a pocket and releases a deeper pleat through the leg. From the front, the difference is unmistakable; in motion, it remains an easy trouser to live in.

Wool flannel / concept specification
Asymmetric folded waist, released leg

$440

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Concept image of an ivory poplin shirt with a curved offset front and an integrated chest pocketVISUAL STUDY / PLACEHOLDER

HOUSE 03

Frame Shirt

A familiar shirt recut around an offset front. One folded panel leaves the collar, makes the chest pocket and returns to the hem, so the fabric's movement—not a printed motif—forms the design.

Washed cotton poplin / concept specification
Generous body, offset front fold

$360

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Concept image of a charcoal wool jacket whose curved front line resolves into a pocketVISUAL STUDY / PLACEHOLDER

HOUSE 04

Arc Jacket

The front does not end where a conventional fastening would. Its line travels from the raised collar, crosses the body and returns as a working pocket opening. A small change in construction gives the jacket its outline without making it precious to wear.

Textured wool / concept specification
Short, softly structured line

$620

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Concept image of an ivory knit with a folded rib yoke travelling from shoulder to side seamVISUAL STUDY / PLACEHOLDER

HOUSE 05

Channel Knit

Here the House line is knitted, not applied. A folded rib yoke travels across one shoulder before narrowing into a channel at the side. The raised edge catches light and gives the otherwise easy sweater a distinct construction.

Fine-gauge merino / concept specification
Relaxed body, shaped knit channel

$280

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Concept image of a chalk-white cotton T-shirt with a curved panel seam and overlapping side hemVISUAL STUDY / PLACEHOLDER

HOUSE 06

Return Tee

An everyday tee with one considered interruption: a folded panel begins at the shoulder, curves down the body and returns as an overlapping side hem. It changes the drape instead of decorating the chest, leaving the wearer in view.

Dense cotton jersey / concept specification
Straight body, folded side vent

$120

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