We're thrilled to show you the new Summer 25 collection which introduces a new pared-back aesthetic inspired by architectural works by the likes of Ando, Sejima, and Pawson. Garments have been stripped back to reveal their purest form, resulting in clothing with a clean architectural shape that flatters on the body. Strong defined lines form a framework within which an array of soft natural fibres interact, accentuating textural differences throughout.
“I really wanted to explore the connections between various textures with this collection, because at the end of the day, texture is what separates a good garment from a great garment. Texture makes a look multidimensional, so I’ve used a really diverse array of fabrics to play out this idea, while maintaining quite a minimalist approach to shape and details.”
Ecological linen forms a substantial part of the collection, its slubby texture deployed in a number of lightweight jackets, summer shirts, and unstructured tailoring, complemented by knitted cotton jersey with a uniquely tactile handle.
A palette of soft tones ensures that colour is used with a light touch, with sand, beige, cream, and pale grey contrasted with accents of olive green, navy, and rose taupe.
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