New Arrivals to Workshop
Uma Wang
SHANGHAI, CHINA
Uma Wang creates rich, bold and internationally beloved clothing. She transforms her inspirations from around the world into elegant fabrics and sophisticated shapes. The results are edgy collections radiating global originality.
Cottle
KOJIMA, JAPAN
Established in 2015 by Toshiaki and Yukari Watanabe, Cottle is built on the rich heritage of the Japanese textile industry. Operating from a renovated 130-year-old textile factory in Kojima — in the same historic district where the first Japanese jeans were produced — Cottle’s ethos reflects an intrinsically Japanese sense of season and aesthetics, informed by an exceptional culture of craft.
Album di Famiglia
LOMAZZO, ITALY
Nestled in the picturesque streets of Lomazzo, Italy, designer Monica Rusconi and her siblings have spent the last two decades crafting beautiful, easy clothing. Their philosophy is as gently simple as their designs: that clothing should facilitate the enjoyment of living with others and with nature.
Song for the Mute
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Telling narratives with beautiful fabrics and experimental techniques, Australian label Song for the Mute takes a seasonless approach to fashion. Founders and childhood friends Melvin Tanaya and Lyna Ty release their collections as intimate chapters, inspired by Lyna’s life experiences.
Yohji Yamamoto
TOKYO, JAPAN
Yohji Yamamoto has a distinct avant-garde aesthetic. Using fluid silhouettes, directional cuts and masterful tailoring to great effect, Yohji’s oeuvre stands the test of time. An expert pattern cutter, Yohji listens to the fabric. Leaning into monochromatic designs, he has built his body of work with an attention to texture and detail, from intricate deconstructions to the hidden flash of color in a coat lining.
Rundholz
DUSSELDORF, GERMANY
German brand Rundholz is world-renowned for creating fashion that combines innovative designs, unconventional details and experimental fabric treatments for a distinctly independent look. The husband and wife duo behind the company, Carsten and Lenka Rundholz, work together in a focused and steadfast manner to present their singular and inspirational style every season.Â
Daniel Andresen
ANTWERP, BELGIUM
Daniel Andresen explores the tactile merit of cloth. His line of knitwear seeks to mark the joy found in individualism. Each garment is crafted by diligent hands in the Antwerp atelier from natural materials—wool, cashmere, silk, sheer cotton and rugged linen.
Daniel Basta
EMPOLI, ITALY
Italian designer Daniele Basta believes that style is an essence of spirit and identity. Born and based in Empoli, Italy, he comes from a family of leather artisans. Daniele began his career as a style consultant before starting his own collection. Finished with Daniele’s signature stitching in both metal and thread, with a Daniele Basta bag or a jacket each seam is part of the story.
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.
Trippen
BRANDENBURG, GERMANY
Since the beginning of Trippen in the early 1990s, the company has remained true to its aspiration to perform beyond common fashion rules while establishing its own unique way to design and produce shoes. Trippen shoes are engineered to be avant-garde, architectural and supremely comfortable.
