We are a Dutch label that not only designs its garments, but also produces a large part of them locally. Much of the collection is made in our own atelier or in collaboration with nearby workshops.

Because design and production happen close together, the making process remains part of the design itself. Decisions are made while the garment is taking shape, not after it has left the studio.

A design is developed and integrated directly into the pattern panels. These patterns define how the garment will be cut from the fabric.

The graphics are applied using sublimation printing. With this technique, heat transfers the ink into the fibers of the fabric, rather than placing it on top as a surface layer. The print becomes part of the material and does not crack or peel over time.

After printing, the individual parts are cut from the fabric and sewn together according to fixed patterns. This is where the garment takes on its final structure and proportions.

Our trench coats, new shirts, and a large part of our hoodies and sweaters are made in the Netherlands. Some pieces, such as denim jackets, begin with an external supplier but are further developed, treated, and customized here before becoming part of the collection.