Season 04 · Dusk
Clothes
for the
long hour
Linen that has already been washed twice. Khadi still uneven from the pit loom. Eleven pieces, made in small runs, meant to be worn from four in the afternoon until well after dark.
The edit
Four to start with
Lookbook · Courtyard, 5.40pm
Shot in one afternoon, on the two people who fit-tested the season.
Meher wears the Long Hour Slip with the Ember Crew over her shoulders. Ishaan wears the Nine Yard Shirt with the Meridian Jacket, still raw.
See both looks
Vinod's loom, Bhujodi — roughly four metres of khadi a day.
Our cloth
Slower than it needs to be
- 01
Three workrooms, no factories
Cut and sewn by units of six to twenty people in Bengaluru, Ahmedabad and Jaipur, and handwoven in Bhujodi. We visit each one twice a season and publish what they are paid.
- 02
Eleven pieces, then we stop
A season is eleven styles. Anything that sells out and still feels right gets re-cut in the same colourway next year instead of being replaced by something new.
- 03
Fibre we can name
European flax, long-staple Indian cotton, 19.5 micron merino, cupro from a closed-loop mill. No blended mystery jersey, no recycled-polyester claims we cannot trace.