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When the work runs in print
If you pulled a jacket for a shoot, I want the credits and cloth callouts to stay honest—who tailored it, what we actually used, and how to reach me if something reads wrong. I'll park the clean version of that here so clients and editors are not guessing.
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Stockists and hands I trust
The line is small on purpose, but it does travel. When there is a shop floor or a collaboration worth naming, I'll say so plainly—where to try things on, who I cut the run with, and how we are handling drops. Peers: this is also where I can acknowledge the mills and finishers who make the work possible.
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Slower notes from the bench
Some decisions do not fit a product page—a fitting philosophy, why a lapel sits the way it does, or what changed between seasons. I write those pieces for people who are already paying attention: wearers deciding if the studio is for them, and fellow makers who care about the craft end of the conversation.