The working bench. Everything on it is unfinished, and each project shows the stage it has actually reached. Nothing here is for sale yet.
Every project on the bench sits at exactly one of these stages, and the page shows the one it has actually reached rather than the one we would like it to be at. Nothing skips a stage, nothing is costed before sampling, and no piece gets a date until the cloth is confirmed and the fit is signed off.
What the thing is for, and what it must not do. Nothing is costed at this stage and nothing is promised.
One made properly, in the real cloth at the real size. Most decisions die here rather than in a document.
Committed. Quantities fixed, suppliers booked, and a date we will be held to.
Out, and counted. A run that is finished is not made again.
Weight, cloth, finish and where it is made. Select a flat to read its specification.
A counted run of clothing and desk objects, made once. Drawn as technical flats, which is how a garment is specified before anyone photographs it.
Priced from 12 pounds. Nothing is on sale until launch day.
Look at the range ↗New evaluation formats, still at brief. What a fair assessment of a trader looks like comes first. What it costs comes after.
No figures yet. They get published when they are decided, not before.
Pieces in Volume 01
Apparel and desk objects, in a single run of 200.
Days until it opens
Volume 01 opens 1 September. When the run is finished it is not made again.
Projects still at brief
Nothing costed and no date attached.