Report
March 4, 2025
From the atelier floor to a Tuesday morning
Three houses opened their sample rooms to us. What made it into production says more than the runway did.
Read moreSix months of collections, reduced to the eleven garments that will still be in rotation when the weather turns again.
Read the essayThree houses opened their sample rooms to us. What made it into production says more than the runway did.
Read moreA working method for buying less often: fibre first, construction second, colour a distant third.
Read moreOne outfit, fourteen hours, three temperatures. We asked six people to log what actually worked.
Read moreWhy a waffle knit and a dry wool trouser read as considered, and a satin and a satin never do.
Read moreFrom tailoring workrooms in Naples to a skate park in Lisbon — the same seam, four decades apart.
Read moreTwo of our contributors take opposite positions on the belt, the cap and the third bracelet.
Read moreWeight, weave and wet-finishing. A 90-second test you can run in the shop before you commit.
Read moreWe read 63 labels and called the mills behind them. Four claims held up; the rest needed footnotes.
Read moreI have kept every issue since the second one. Nothing else I subscribe to makes me want to look after my clothes rather than replace them.