Wide Leg Olive Trouser
High on the waist and straight-wide from there down, in the olive that runs through the whole line. Nothing at the front but the seam.
High on the waist and straight-wide from there down, in the olive that runs through the whole line. Nothing at the front but the seam.
An undyed linen overshirt and a matching wide trouser, both cut from the same undyed bolt so the two pieces settle at the same rate.
A straight column buttoned all the way down the front, so it opens as far as you leave it. Deep plum, the only dark colour in the skirts.
Mid-thigh, fully elasticated, with a flat drawcord and one back pocket. Sold in three colours because nobody buys one.
The plainest thing in the line, and the one that gets worn most. Cropped, square, one patch pocket, coconut shell buttons.
A deep shawl collar that wraps and fastens on a single hidden button, over an A-line body with a curved hem.
Diagonal seams that pull the hem inward and let the panels fold over themselves. It never falls the same way twice.
The quiet one. Gathered waist, drawstring with metal tips, deep pockets, and enough weight in the cloth to hang straight.
Cropped above the ankle, turned up once at the hem, cut wide enough to read as a skirt when you stand still.
Cut two sizes wide on purpose, gathered off a yoke and released into a full sleeve. Reads as a shape rather than a fit.