Designer collections
The Houses
We work with a small circle of independent houses whose craft we know intimately — and whose workshops we have visited.
Antwerp · 6 pieces
Atelier Saskia
Architectural tailoring softened by Belgian restraint. Atelier Saskia works in double-faced cashmere, washed silk and wool crêpe.
Milan · 5 pieces
Castellane
Eyewear carved from blocks of Italian acetate and polished for three days in wooden tumblers. Each frame is numbered.
London · 6 pieces
Halden
A Hatton Garden workshop setting ethically sourced stones in recycled 18-carat gold. Halden designs are drawn by hand before a single gram is cast.
Paris · 7 pieces
Maison Aurèle
Founded on the Left Bank, Maison Aurèle cuts leather the way a tailor cuts cloth: by hand, to the grain, with nothing wasted. Its bags are structured, discreet and built to outlast fashion.
London · 8 pieces
Marlowe House
Objects for the well-kept life: silk carrés, travel leathers and scent, made in small runs by English and Italian workshops.
Geneva · 4 pieces
Ondine & Fils
An independent Genevan watchmaker producing fewer than nine hundred pieces a year. Movements are finished by hand, including surfaces no one will ever see.
Florence · 7 pieces
Velloni
Three generations of Florentine shoemaking. Velloni lasts are refined over decades; every sole is hand-stitched and every heel balanced by eye.