New Arrivals to Wild Life
Eskandar
LONDON, ENGLAND
Established in 1992, inspired by the cosmopolitan blend of cultures found across Europe and Asia, Eskandar transcends trends in favor of silhouettes inspired by function and tradition. Founder and designer Eskandar Nabavi learned to knit at a young age from his grandmother and knitwear has been at the heart of Eskandar’s collections since the beginning.
Arts & Science
TOKYO, JAPAN
At the heart of Arts & Science is the pursuit of balance — between beauty and practicality, aesthetics and functionality, art and science. Every item is designed for daily life: considered, understated, and made to endure. Collections are developed and produced in Japan through close collaboration with skilled artisans and small workshops, ensuring meticulous craftsmanship at a human scale.
Casey Casey
PARIS, FRANCE
Casey Casey is designed and made entirely by hand in Paris, France. Casey Casey garments reconnect the modern wearer with the well-established and venerable skills of the traditional Parisian ateliers. Each piece is a durable essential displaying meticulous hands–on workmanship, embracing slow fashion with an emphasis on hand finishing details.
Daniela Gregis
BERGAMO, ITALY
With an emphasis on high-quality natural materials and exuberant splashes of color, Daniela Gregis marries modern sophistication with artisanal Italian craftsmanship. Her aesthetic is informed by the balance of the natural world; fueled by poetry, humility and harmony.
Alonpi
BIELLA, ITALY
Tucked away in the Italian Alps, Alonpi Cashmere imbues their work with an uncompromising luxury. For generations, they have crafted their cloud-like scarves and shawls along the cobblestone streets of Biella, Italy, soaking their cashmere in the oxygenated, snowfed water of the region’s rivers. From the dyeing of the precious fibers to the handmade finishing touches, each piece showcases the unique mastery of their Italian artisanship.
Bertozzi
GAMBETTOLA, ITALY
Situated in the northern hills of Italy near the Adriatic Sea, Stamperia Bertozzi has been crafting exceptional ceramics and tableware for over three-generations. They are renowned for their stampe a mano block-printed linens for the home. Everything is made by hand the traditional way, from custom dyes and glazes to hand-molded Limoges porcelain.
Suzusan
ARIMATSU, JAPAN
The roots of the Suzusan label lie in the Japanese town of Arimatsu, where the Murase family has been refining textiles with the traditional shibori technique for over 100 years. Shibori is a traditional Japanese textile finishing technique that has been used in the country for over 400 years and involves refining fabrics through extremely intricate handwork.
Lauren Manoogian
NEW YORK
Lauren Manoogian’s career began with a jewelry and accessories line forged from sourced scrap metal and surplus materials found in her urban Brooklyn landscape. Since these experimental beginnings in 2010, her work has shifted into a collection of easy ready-to-wear intended to evolve with the wearer through all walks of life. Whether jewelry, sculpture or clothing, every piece she creates finds itself part of her incredible textural narrative.
Mieko Mintz
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
Mieko Mintz synthesizes rich textile traditions with modern aesthetics. Born on Kyushu, one of Japan’s most Southwestern main islands, Mieko studied fashion in Tokyo before moving to New York City, where she still lives today. Her line of one of a kind Kantha jackets has since become her signature, fusing traditional Indian handcraft with sophisticated and contemporary Japanese designs.
Lainey Keogh
DUBLIN, IRELAND
Fantasy, femininity and fire have been driving themes behind Lainey Keogh’s collection since it launched in London on the runway in 1997. Lainey’s sweaters take inspirations from Celtic heritage and the personalities of different people. Each piece is hand knit in Ireland using Italian cashmere and custom environmentally friendly dyes. Staying true to the foundation of the brand, sweaters are individually artisan crafted.
