Twelve pieces. One wardrobe.

Slit-Sleeve Tailored Blazer

A tailored blazer shaped by princess seams and a soft peplum waist, with slit sleeves finished in satin piping and a satin cord closure.

Piped Double-Breasted Blazer

A double-breasted blazer sharpened with contrast piping along the lapels and pockets. Structure that reads from across the room.

Bishop-Sleeve Blouse

A fluid blouse with full bishop sleeves gathered at the cuff and a covered self-fabric button placket.

Princess-Seam Button Top

A short-sleeve top shaped by princess seams and closed with dome shank buttons. Tailoring in miniature.

Zip-Front Structured Top

A structured top with an exposed metal zip and a sculpted waist. The suit's sharper second act.

Ribbed Mock-Neck Top

A fine ribbed mock-neck finished with flat metal buttons at the shoulder. The quiet foundation layer.

Tie-Waist Wrap Top

A wrap top that closes with a self-tie at the waist, cut long enough to move with the day.

Wide-Leg Trouser

A high-waisted wide leg with a pressed crease, cut to fall clean from hip to floor.

Flared Wide-Leg Trouser

A flared wide leg with a soft drape and a clean waistband. Movement built into the cut.

Crease-Leg Trouser

A tailored trouser with a stitched crease line running the full leg. Precision you can see.

Pintuck Trouser

A wide-leg trouser detailed with fine pintucks at the front. Texture without noise.

Pleated Trouser

A deep-pleated trouser with a high waist and a generous leg. Volume, held in check.