Everything begins
with the material.
Space-age fibres. Merino with a history dating back to 1884. Materials that give our clothes their character, before the first stitch.
A fibre studied by
NASA.
NASA studied Dyneema® fibres as part of its ProSEDS project. We are drawn to the same idea: high strength with very little weight.
The Immortal jacket combines nylon ripstop with Dyneema®. Lightweight fabric, a distinctive silhouette and details refined in our own workshop. Technology you can wear.
Read the NASA research- 130 g/m²
- Immortal jacket fabric
- Ripstop
- nylon + Dyneema®
A tradition born in 1884.
Over a century of expertise.
A form of our own.
Our 510 GSM merino comes from an Austrian mill established in 1884. Its name? That is our secret. You will know the quality by touch.
Dense, soft wool gives the Nomad coat its volume and distinctive lines. Natural temperature regulation and breathability bring comfort to the silhouette.
- 510 g/m²
- a weight you can feel
- 1884
- the year the mill was founded
Polish linen.
From field to final stitch.
Its Polish story starts long before the label.
The flax grows in Poland. We buy the fabric in Poland. We design and sew in Poland. From the plant to the finished garment, the story stays here.
This is how Natural Samurai pants take shape: 100% Polish linen, an airy fabric and a relaxed cut inspired by samurai silhouettes. Room to move. Freedom to be yourself.
- 01Grownin Poland
- 02Fabricfrom Poland
- 03Sewnin Poland
Different materials.
The same intent.
Kevlar®
An aramid fibre with a technical character. In our explorations, its resilience matters, as does the way weave and construction shape the garment.
Tyvek®
A paper-like appearance with a technical structure. A lightweight material that opens up experiments with texture, volume and unexpected silhouettes.
Lenzing™ viscose
Fluid movement, a soft feel and lightness. We use it where a garment should drape freely and follow the body.
Feel the difference.
You get to know a material through movement. Discover how our choices take shape in finished garments.
Explore SynthesisAsk us about a material