INTRODUCING THE FIRST COLLECTION — Mosaic

Here, the greenery of wild plateaus meets the rhythms of pubs and the calm of university libraries, the play of streets and the irony of dress.

Our coats are stitched from Shoreditch lanes, sweaters woven from the Celtic Sea's salted winds. Blouses bear the precision of a scholar, trousers echo Birmingham's archives. The delicate patterns of William Morris float alongside Crewel embroidery. And no storm matters once the Dock Great Coat collar is up.

Everything is hand-crafted, with some clothing deliberately singular, destined to meet their perfect owner.

ORIGINS

For the MOSAIC campaign, our focus was not on the clothes,
but on the people who carry their spirit.

THREE FIGURES SHAPE OUR NARRATIVE:

Slava — a coat that defies the rules.
Anita — a line traced by the collar.
Stas — creativity tangled in a sweater, yet blooming in a shirt.

Opposing forces with mismatched rhythms, they reveal a delicate tension, mutual attention, and a metaphorical expression of pain embodied by the shot at Stas.

Each pulls the story in their own direction, and it seems they cannot survive together.

Within the isolation of the attic, it becomes evident — there aren't three of them.

THEY ARE ONE AND THE SAME SOUL.

A person who rebels against order, then hides behind walls, then dissolves into endless threads of creation.
Someone who carries all these opposites within - constantly in conflict, yet whole.

What truly matters is that every hero holds their own energy — and to make it yours, you only need to put on their attire.

Women

Men