Made in small batches
Four runs a year at our studio near Porto, sized by real demand.
The calendar
April run
Orders close January 8
Ships end of April
June run
Orders close February 18
Ships early June
August run
Orders close April 8
Ships early August
November run
Orders close August 28
Ships end of November
How a run gets sized
Pre-orders set the cut
We use pre-orders to help us gauge demand for colors and sizes, then cut those plus a deliberate buffer, so each run lands with pieces in stock for the season. Ordering by the close guarantees your size in the run and takes 10% off with a 10% deposit. Waiting means buying from stock at full price once the run arrives, while sizes last.
How pre-ordering works
Optional deposits & pre-orders
You can place a 10% deposit reserves your piece, and we say thank you by taking 10% off the total. The balance is charged before your order ships, and you can cancel for a full deposit refund any time before the run ships. In-stock pieces ship from our Brooklyn warehouse within days.
Production letters
Between the close and delivery, we write production letters as the run moves through cutting, sewing, and finishing. Never more than four weeks of silence.
Why we size runs this way
Sizing runs by real demand keeps our inventory honest. We would rather a colorway sell out than sit on a markdown rack, and we would rather improve a piece each run than warehouse last year's version. Close dates hold unless a mill or freight delay moves one; when that happens, everyone in the run hears why.
The one exception
Once the batch date closes, a certain colorway, style, or size that comes in under the minimum required to feasibly launch that variant may need to be cancelled. Anyone holding a deposit on it chooses a different colorway or a full refund before we cut.
Built for customers, not investors
We want to equip you with one really well-made piece rather than sell you 5 pieces made for planned obsolescence.
