The collection is the starting point, not the limit.
The 2026 Collection covers most of what a shop needs on its own. Where a requirement calls for something specific: a colour, a weave, an embroidery, a private label. This is what we can explore with our production partners.
Colour
- Our shade cards
- Matched to your reference
- Seasonal palettes, developed with you
Weave
- Plain
- Twill
- Bird's eye
- Warp & weft
Hand embroidery
- Sozni
- Aari
- Needle
- Chain stitch
- Wardachikan
- Dholi
Placement
- Corner motif, narrow or wide border
- Jali, toor, full body
- Machine embroidery for larger runs
- Digital
- Screen
- Block
- Our archive, or your artwork
Your name on it
- Woven and printed labels
- Care and composition labelling to EU requirements
- Boxes, sleeves, tissue
- Colourways or designs held exclusively for you
A first exclusive collection usually begins with one cloth, two colours nobody else has, and your label. We can do that at a quantity a single shop can carry.
Minimum quantities for a bespoke colour, for embroidery, and for private label; and the added time each one takes.
Three documents travel with every order.
Verification, on request
We provide certification where available, and where a buyer needs independent proof, we can arrange laboratory testing of composition on the actual production you receive, not assumed from a prior season. For hand-spun, hand-woven pashmina, that includes verifying the GI tag.
An inspection record
Checked on the loom and again once folded. What is accepted and what is rejected is written down before production starts, and agreed with you in advance.
A specification sheet
Composition, fibre origin, loom, size, weight, weave, finish, care, packing: the same fields for every piece in the range, so a second order matches the first.
Buyers decide with their hands. Nothing on these pages will persuade you the way ninety seconds with the cloth will. Swatches are available on request through our representative in Spain, and for a serious enquiry, a partner can bring samples to you in person.
If we do not know
We write "to confirm" and then we confirm it. We do not estimate, round or infer, and we would rather lose an order than describe cloth we have not measured.
Longevity
Natural fibre where the piece calls for it, honest labelling where it does not, and methods that take the time they take. We make no environmental claim we cannot evidence.