Editorials
Work in Progress VII
Welcome to Work in Progress, our new weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. As golden days approach, stay cool to the touch with linen and cotton. Discover new Bergfabel and AODress. Also, don’t miss out on our summer sale!
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Back to Black, Isabel Benenato
Isabel Benenato describes herself as “profoundly Italian.” Born in Naples, she was raised by a family of artists–painters, seamstresses and makers that would ultimately shape her own intuitive creative spirit. Today, she harnesses that inspiration for her self-named line, utilizing her lifetime of practice to catalyze darkly stylish essentials.
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Work in Progress VI
Welcome to Work in Progress, our new weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. We’re loving our simple pieces this week! Check out new Daniela Gregis, Maku Textiles and Lauren Manoogian. Interested in home-goods? The House of Lyria’s throws and pilows are the perfect pair to cozy up any space.
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Color for the Soul, Christian Peau
Our latest delivery from Christian Peau has arrived in all its shimmering glory. The colors of the silks sing—deep jewel tones of green and blue, earthy hues of terracotta and orange as well as a playful pink gingham.
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Work in Progress V
Welcome to Work in Progress, our new weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. Rain revitalized the lands. Bringing in new blooms and fresh green leaves, we found ourselves returning to denim and light cashmere. Discover new Cottle, Moussy Jeans, Campomaggi and Wommelsdorff.
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Stitching Sunshine, Cottle
One might not think of denim and the beach together, but in Kurashiki, Japan, these two go hand in hand. Kurashiki is home to both the neighborhood of Kojima, birthplace of Japanese-made jeans. From their 130-year-old folk house in Kojima, Cottle founders Toshiaki and Yukari Watanabe design their clothing with a rich history and culture in mind.
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Spinning the Ethereal, Wommelsdorff
Cashmere might be renowned for its softness and warmth, but it is also incredibly lightweight. The lofty yarn allows for air to move easily in the fibers, making it an ideal choice for all seasons.
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The Subtlety of Light, Uma Wang
Uma’s earthy, provocative collection proves pattern does not have to be bright to be striking. Using atmospheric effect to her advantage, Uma Wang explores delicate brocades and subtle iridescent finishes that shift depending on the light.
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New Arrivals: Santa Fe Dry Goods, Workshop & Wild Life
In a flurry of new deliveries, Spring/Summer 2025 has arrived and with it comes vibrant color, playful patterns and eye-catching textures. Of note this week are satin neutrals from LA-based Jaga, delicate cherry blossom prints by Masnada, Officine Creative’s bright woven handbags and silk sandals from our newest footwear designer Amblẽme.
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Principle of Design, Art in Daniela Gregis
Daniela Gregis is a brand with a grip on the imagination–we often refer to her work as “aesthetic poetry.” Gregis’ garments embody the seven principles of design: pattern, movement, rhythm, emphasis, contrast, balance and unity. We see these tenets blossom across her collection–most obvious when we receive a delivery in full, such as her newest arrivals for Spring/Summer 2025.
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Work in Progress, IV
Welcome to Work in Progress, our new weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. Spring has sprung! Dig into luxury workwear and pretty florals. Get lost in the Garden, as we say. Discover all new Casey Casey, Daniela Gregis, Margery Hirschey, Péro, Officine Creative and more.
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The Fire of Creativity... Introducing Ōtzĭo
Welcome, Ōtzĭo. The Spring/Summer 2025 collection is inspired by the concept of ōtĭum. This unusual latin term was used by Seneca, the Ancient Roman philosopher, to describe a particular kind of contemplative leisure, wherein the mind can wander down the garden paths of introspection and discover a higher form of creativity.
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Work in Progress, III
Welcome to Work in Progress, our new weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. Discover the power of motif and pattern play. We’re excited to introduce Ōtzĭo – a ready to wear clothing brand that brings art into everyday life. Explore all new Injiri, Dries Van Noten, Uma Wang and Avant Toi.
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The Couture Carry-All, Métier
Designer Melissa Morris describes herself as “passionate about creating elegant solutions for modern problems.” Since 2017 she has made this ethos her daily mantra, focusing her creative energy to create bags that can carry everything, everywhere and look incredible doing so.
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Work In Progress, II
Welcome to Work in Progress, there’s been new changes to Wild life and the world. Read our take on transformation, tariffs and explore new AODress, Dries Van Noten, Lika Behar and Métier.
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Diamond Grade — TAP by Todd Pownell
TAP by Todd Pownell was forged in a union of intellect: goldsmithing, academic gemology and European jewelry traditions meeting in tandem in their designs. Created by husband-wife duo Todd Pownell and Debra Rosen, the TAP studio prioritizes gold and diamond in their pursuit of the ultimate sophistication.
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Purity of Design, Lika Behar
Lika Behar works most often with the highest purities of gold, 22K and 24K, to imitate the aesthetics of ancient jewelry—particularly the ornate styles of the Byzantine Empire. Born into a legacy of Turkish jewelers, Lika’s heritage is twinned with the history of gold—an effort she describes as “the highest purity of design.”
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The Spectacular Tales of Sabina Savage
It’s no secret we love Sabina Savage—her spectacular color combinations make it incredibly easy to add a scarf and pull a cohesive look together. So, while we have brought into Santa Fe Dry Goods a handful of pieces from her latest collection, The Rhymes of London, we also sought past favorites from her archive—notably stand-outs, such as Panchatantra, and the Divination Celebration.
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Work In Progress, I
Welcome to Work in Progress, our new weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. Join our team every Saturday as we dive into what’s going on in the world of beauty, both behind the scenes and on the global stage.
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Album Di Famiglia, A Guide to Living Easy
Simplicity encapsulates a lucid ease and a pure, natural way of being. It’s effortless, some might say. Yet, as it always seems to be, distilling it is far more complex than you would think. To be complicated is a breeze compared to the technical expertise required for true simplicity. However, this is the singular word that guides the hands of Album di Famiglia… and they achieve it without missing a beat.
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A Twist on Tradition... Officine Creative
Officine Creative often describes their brand as “a contemporary twist on tradition.” Looking at their collection, it’s not difficult to understand what they mean. Hallmarks of Italian leathercraft, such as smart almond toe boxes, stacked leather heels, and hand-stitched uppers permeate their designs.
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Introducing - Yaser Shaw
Tucked in the sweeping valleys and snow-capped peaks of Kashmir sits Srinagar, a city settled on the lush banks of Lake Dal. Srinagar is home to one of the world’s most incredible artists, Yaser Shaw. A fifth generation craftsman, Yaser embodies the best in traditional Indian cashmere: elegant, decorative and cloud-like to the touch.
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A Weekend in Maastricht with Rundholz
In planning a weekend in Maastricht, Rundholz is our go-to. The designs are comfortable and perfect for layering, making a well-appointed outfit a snap to put together. The latest delivery features a mix of cozy silk knits, cotton gauze jackets and linen pullovers, presented in monochromes well-matched with the neutrals of Dutch style.
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Introducing Munnu The Gem Palace
One of our most exciting acquisitions for spring comes from the royal intricacy of Jaipur: Munnu the Gem Palace. Established in 1852, this exquisite studio has stood as one of India’s most iconic jewelry houses for almost 200 years.