Knitted,
never printed.
Skeletons, cobwebs and moon phases worked stitch by stitch into heavyweight jacquard — by an Italian atelier with forty years of knitwear in its hands. No prints. No fast fashion. Wool with intent.
Enter the collection
The Collection
Ten pieces, knitted to order. Every motif is jacquard — part of the fabric, not on top of it.
Why knitted beats printed
A printed sweater is a sweatshirt with ink on it. The motif sits on the surface; it cracks in a winter, fades in two, and feels like plastic where it matters.
A knitted jacquard is the motif. The ribcage, the web, the moons — they are made of yarn, worked into the fabric on industrial flat-bed machines. They cannot peel off, because there is nothing on top: pattern and garment are the same object.
Our pieces are produced in an Italian knitwear atelier that has been doing exactly this — and only this — for forty years. The machines are serious, the hands are older than most goth bands, and every garment is knitted when you order it, not warehoused.
It takes 2–3 weeks. Eternity can wait that long.
First access to the October drop
Each piece is knitted to order — the first batch is small by nature. The waitlist gets first access and launch pricing. No spam; we only write when the needles move.