Aequamente
Easy silhouettes and elegant details combined with the use of luxury natural materials create this wearable collection designed by Lorenza from the H Cube fashion house. Thoughtful details are evident throughout her designs, clever seams and raw finishes to hems are signature to the brand.
Apuntob
Based in Rome ApuntoB is designed by Barbara Garofalo, who creates her collections with the philosophy “the goal is not to dress, but to live”. Every piece combines an effortless simplicity and pureness with functionality. Her garments are crafted using only the finest natural fabrics and impeccable production quality.
AJ117
Designed in Denmark and made in Europe Project AJ117 delivers on wearable basics crafted using organic cottons and eco fibres. Easy to wear with a Skandi influence.
Black Crane
A functional collection of garments that focus on shape, form and beautiful textured natural fabrics. Designed by Japanese designer Momo Suziki and crafted in Los Angeles by the local community ensuring fair wages and good working conditions. Comfort is paramount for Black Crane, they believe that clothes are a tool for living and the wearers personality should shine through.
Elliot Organics
Elliot puts quality and sustainability first, producing timeless designs that are made to last. Designer Alex Elliot was determined to create a brand that was kind to the planet, soft against the skin and more natural. After years designing fast fashion she needed change and in 2019 Elliot was born. Everyday jersey basics that are comfortable to wear and designed for the modern woman.
Hannoh
Hannoh Wessel is an exceptional designer with a strong design DNA that runs through all his collections; signature red stitching to buttons, raw hemlines and cocoon shapes. His garments are all crafted to a high standard in Italy and completely timeless in design. Clever pattern cutting and the best quality fabrics are used for his biannual collections. Hannoh is a true slow fashion brand.
Humanoid
Founded in 1981, Humanoid is built on the principle of creating and consuming fashion more consciously. Unaffected by hype and fad trends Humanoid remains true to its ethos designing wearable clothing with a point of difference. Design details often include ties and buttons that enable the wearer to style in different ways.
Henrik Vibskov
Renowned and award winning Danish designer creates clothing that is playful, always working somewhere between art and design. Henriks collections always have a theme and garments are crafted to a high standard using recycled and organic materials where possible. Alongside designing his biannual collections Henrik Vibskov also works on costumes for ballet & opera productions and has worked with Paris Mens Fashion week for over 20 years.
Limo
Limo is a completely transparent sustainable brand from northern Spain. They design long lasting pieces preferring to use European washed linen which is much more sustainable and work with local artisans who handweave wool for their winter collections. Limo has created a project that implements social criteria, prioritising activities that benefit both human and environmental development.
Maison Anje
Drawing on 30 years of knit know-how the family launched the brand in Paris in 2017. Famed for its knitwear the brand produces well priced contemporary knits and jersey basics crafted using high quality Italian yarns.
nygårdsanna
Anna designs understated clothes that fit together no matter the season or year. Fabrics are natural and her colour palette inspired by nature often using in-between colours that are not found on the high street. Nygårdsanna’s collections always feature feminine versions of menswear and vintage workwear. These garments are made to be worn and last for many years.
Paula Kirkwood
Local to us in our home town of Brighton Paula designs and crafts every bag herself to a high standard. Using only the best quality vegetable tanned leathers from Italy her bags are both functional and stylish in design. Paula Kirkwood bags are finished with brass hardware and the leathers develop a beautiful patina over time.
Rock + Ruby
British designed and made socks that are comfortable to wear in a range of organic cotton and wool. Ruby started this project during lockdown taking inspiration from her mother who spent hours kitting garments for the whole family. Rock + Ruby socks are made in the traditional way by craftspeople who take pride in what they do.
Lepagon
Lepagon was founded by architect, Gema Palacio in 2020. Based in Toledo, her hand crafted work is influenced by Spanish landscapes, traditional craft, art, antiquity and architecture. These elements have inspired her to develop timeless jewellery & objects. Lepagon is an independent brand, with a mission to design jewellery, that references tactility, sculpture and elegance.