Manufacturing
Merch
worth keeping.
From a few pieces to millions. Artist merchandise, from the product brief to production.
IdentityAn artist’s identity. Made into a garment.
MaterialsFabric, fit and finish. Chosen with the artwork.
SamplingSamples first. Approved before production.
ProductionMade to the agreed spec. Reviewed before delivery.
Product / In the real world
Identity you
can wear.
Creative development
An artist’s identity.
A complete collection.
We develop merchandise with a point of view: a connection between the artist, the clothes and the people who wear them.
Construction study
Look closer.
A simple garment model for exploring proportion and detail.
The first impression. Before the first wear — see how we develop packaging .
The product comes first.
A piece of merchandise carries an artist’s identity beyond the show. We connect the creative idea with the practical decisions that make it a physical product.
Materials & fit
Fabric, weight, color and sizing shape how a piece feels and how fans wear it. Bring your references and preferred fit so these choices can be part of the production discussion.
Artwork & finish
The design and the product need to work together. Placement, scale and finish should be considered alongside the material and intended use.
Quantity & timing
A limited run and a touring program need different planning. We work from a few pieces to millions; feasibility, cost and timing are defined for each project.
Sampling & approval
Sampling requirements are agreed for the product and the project. The proposal should identify the sample format, cost, revision allowance and the person responsible for approval. Fit, color, artwork placement and finishing can be reviewed as applicable before the production specification is confirmed.
What do you need for a quote?
Product references, artwork if available, estimated quantities, size ranges, destinations and required dates. You can also tell us which decisions you need help defining.
Let’s discuss your project.
Products, quantities, dates and destinations. Tell us what you know so we can define the next step.