for a life in between
founded in 2014
Every piece begins with the material , silk, cashmere, linen, Dong ethnic cloth, Tibetan yak wool. Fabrics that have their own memory, their own relationship with time.
The design is quiet and deliberate. The structure is considered, the details are intentional, and nothing announces itself. We design around the body in motion, not around trends.
One side: amber corduroy, warm and textured, its fine ridges echoing the quiet lines of the earth. The other: white canvas cotton, substantial yet soft to the touch, carrying a calm, unhurried weight. Two faces, two states of mind — flip it, and the mood shifts with it. From full and warm, to clean and still.
Fragments of Xinjiang Gobi jade rest lightly at the details, worn smooth by wind and distance, unassuming yet unmistakably grounded.
The pockets are generous enough to hold a book — and an afternoon with nowhere particular to be.
A black wool silhouette, tailored in three dimensions, unbound by gender. Irregular white line detailing disrupts the expected visual order, creating a sense of dislocation between black and white — a push and pull of form that is unmistakably moonstop. Classic in its palette, deliberate in its tension.
The fabric begins as Indian saris — cloths of different prints, each carrying its own history. Through rag weaving, they are torn apart and set free, their colors and patterns released from their original form. Four weaving processes then bring the fragments back together, hand by hand, into the strap of a yoga mat carrier. Each thread has a provenance, each pattern once belonged to something whole. The tearing is not an ending — it is the beginning of a different kind of wholeness.
