One of the first things you learn in fashion school is how to knock off a garment. Recreating or copying articles of clothing is one of the most compelling conversations in contemporary design. Ideally, we are learning something about our craft while leaving our own imprint on the new garment. This boxy dress shirt has been constructed in a heavy rayon backed nylon and may be used as a jacket. A shell-like silhouette inspired by prêt-à-porter.
Our clothing has always been manufactured in Seattle within fifteen minutes of our warehouse. We are steadfast in supporting Pacific Northwest garment production in an ethical manner that respects the rights and lives of sewers. Our sustained commitment to domestic U.S production has insured higher wages, safe work conditions, and a workforce with agency and opportunity for advancement.
Read more here about our sustainability practices.