There are 10 products.
The Dandy vest is a new model of vest without collar, reversible and with a crossed buttonhole.
One side is Japanese indigo denim fabric, the other is 100% navy wool fabric with tennis stripes (thin and dotted).
Its cut is chic and its look more casual, relaxed.
Made in our workshop, in Lisbon.
It's now or never because it will be made in a rare and unique fabric.
It is completely reversible, with a patchwork side of genuine mottled indigo Shibori fabrics and a linen herringbone side.
This is THE real authentic and vintage worker jacket over 50 years old. We analyzed it, disassembled it and rebuilt it on the fall and the fit of a blazer.
This authentic jacket, in a limited and numbered edition of 50 pieces, will give you the opportunity to wear a real collector's item.
The model is 1.82m tall and wears size L.
This reversible Shibori vest is part of our One to One concept; we create a unique piece from emblematic and historical clothes found in the 4 corners of the world.
Choosing this piece means trusting the designer who will create an original model for you (each vest will be unique and different from the photos).
Design time: 4 to 6 weeks.
This reversible Shibori vest for women is part of our One to One concept; we create a unique piece from emblematic clothes found in the 4 corners of the world.
Choosing this piece means trusting the designer who will create an original model for you (each vest will be unique and different from the photos).
Design time: 4 to 6 weeks.
We have revisited this 100% cotton herringbone worker jacket.
The indigo wash will give a particular dimension to this jacket.
Large patch pockets, inside pocket, sleeve openings, original collar.
Women's navy suit vest, 100% natural indigo cotton. The appearance of this fabric was obtained thanks to a particular technique which consists of "crumpling" the fabric before heating it, which will make it possible to obtain this "crumpled" effect.
The back is in Italian linen with floral motifs.
Limited and numbered edition.
Made in our workshop, in Portugal.
