On the label of every garment from this small, fiercely independent fashion house, you will find the name of the factory where it was made, the name of the person who made it, the cost of materials, the cost of labour, and the company’s margin.
“We wanted to make it impossible to pretend you don’t know,” says one of the founders. “You can decide if you think that’s fair.”
The clothes — tailored, considered, made from materials whose provenance can be traced to farm or factory — are not cheap. But they are designed to last, both materially and aesthetically.
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