Journal
Summer, in fewer linesOctober 26, 2026
Summer pieces are lighter, and so are the drawings: fewer lines, more white paper. The cap and the sunglasses came out of a single afternoon of sketching outside. The cap is printed on a washed cotton that gets better with every wash. Both are in the shop until the end of the season.
An album recorded between the printing tablesOctober 21, 2026
Not everything we make is something you wear. This year a friend recorded a short album in the studio, between the printing table and the drying racks, and we drew the cover. You can hear the fans of the drying room on the second track if you listen closely. We decided to keep it. The …
How to care for a beanieOctober 16, 2026
A beanie is the piece people wear most and wash least. A few minutes of care keeps it soft for years. Washing Cold water, by hand if you can, and no softener: it flattens the knit. Squeeze, do not wring. Drying Flat, on a towel, away from the heater. Hanging it stretches the brim, and …
Why our product photos are drawingsOctober 12, 2026
People sometimes ask why our product photos are drawings. The honest answer: the drawing comes first, and we liked it better than any photo. From paper to print Every piece starts as a sketch in pencil, then ink, then watercolor. We scan the final drawing, clean it up, and that file becomes both the print …
Three colors for the cold monthsOctober 7, 2026
Autumn arrived early this year, and with it the first requests for something warm. So we went back to the paint box and pulled out three colors that feel like the season: a deep blue, a moss green and a soft coral. Why only three We could print any color. But every new color is …