I design garments. I don’t sew them — I don’t cut cloth. I draw the piece, plan it properly, and hand you everything a maker needs to build it, so what gets made is the thing you actually wanted.
What you get
A flat technical sketch of the garment.
A finished look, drawn on a figure.
A fabric and colorway plan with real numbers: fiber, weight (gsm), width, meters.
Construction notes: seams, closures, finish, where it should sit.
One small mark, hidden where only you would know. Two strands of thread, pulled from another piece in the set. That’s the name.
It arrives as one PDF, in five days. One revision included.
No.1 — a short boxy collarless shirt, drawn on a figure.What a design sheet looks like: flat, fabric plan, build notes.No.3 — a longline collarless coat, washed charcoal.
How it starts
Tell me one line about a garment you want — the piece, who it’s for, anything you love or hate. I’ll reply with what I’d do with it. That first read is free, whether you order or not.