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Featured Collection

  • A short knee-length elastic waistband skirt in a drapey rayon print that's dark blue with white flowers is displayed on a dress form, showing the front view. In the background are some fake green vines.
    $90.00 CAD
    $90.00 CAD
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  • The front view of an ankle-length black skirt in a drapey fabric, with gathers at the waistband, on a dressform in a studio. There are some fake green vines in the background.
    $110.00 CAD
    $110.00 CAD
    $190.00 CAD
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  • An ankle-length pleated skirt with waits ties, in a drapey rayon print that's dark blue with white flowers is displayed on a dress form, showing the front view. There’s a bow tied at the centre front. In the background are some fake green vines.
    $170.00 CAD
    $170.00 CAD
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  • The front view of an ankle-length dark royal blue skirt in a crisp woven fabric, with pleats at the narrow waistband, on a dressform in a studio.
    $210.00 CAD
    $210.00 CAD
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Hands run dark grey fabric through an industrial sewing machine.

People > Process > Project > Product

We believe that how something is made is just as important as the final product, and we want to involve you in the full process, from initial idea to construction to seeing you loving our designs and wearing them in everyday life.

Check out our latest design in progess: Europaea, a flexible-sizing skirt inspired by 18th century petticoats. Follow along with the full journey in our Garment Stories.

Garment Stories
A pile of rolls of white fabric, viewed from the ends.

What is Zero Waste Fashion?

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A young woman with long wavy brown hair smiles at the camera. She wears glasses and holds a sketchbook. The spring green background contrasts with her bright red skirt. In the background, a thread spool holder sits on a desk.

Our Story, Our People

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A hand entwined with a measuring tape fills the lower half of the photo, against a pale backdrop.

Clothing as an Investment

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We carry the story of the people who made our clothes.

Ali Hewson, activist and ethical designer

Slow fashion is also about returning to a personal relationship with fashion. One where trends and seasons don’t matter, but where your ethics and aesthetics seamlessly unite, and you can escape the stress of constant consumption, focusing on the style that truly appeals to you.

Emilia Wik, former Head Designer at BYEM

There is no beauty in the finest cloth if it makes hunger and unhappiness.

Mahatma Gandhi

natural fibres

timeless | classic

made to last