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The Journal · On Making

Why We Produce in Small Batches

We don't produce in small batches to create scarcity. We do it to create space.

Choosing by hand at the trimming supplier, every batch, overseen in person

Every collection begins with a series of decisions. How should it fit? How should it feel? What construction will allow it to age beautifully? How can we make the best possible use of the materials we have chosen? Producing in small batches gives us the freedom to answer those questions thoughtfully.

Rather than rushing toward larger production numbers, we remain closely involved throughout the process, reviewing garments as they are made, refining details when needed, and maintaining the level of quality we expect from every collection.

Working this way also encourages us to be intentional with our materials. Whether it is a custom-developed fabric or an exceptional luxury deadstock, we consider how each yard will be used. We believe remarkable materials deserve remarkable purpose.

Small-batch production isn't about making fewer garments.
It's about creating the time and space to make better ones.

We don't make in small batches to create scarcity. We do it to create space. Space to refine. Space to collaborate with the people who craft our garments. Quality has never been measured by how much we make. It is measured by how carefully we make it.

Designed in TriBeCa.
Crafted in New York.
Amy & Scott
The result

Every piece, made this way

'Made slowly, in limited numbers, so every piece carries a trace of the hands that shaped it.'
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Made in Manhattan. Small batch, by hand.
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