Two rails, one waist line
Skirts and jackets cut against each other, so a hem and a shoulder meet where they should.
Three waists, cut the same
The plaid mini, the pleated mini and the wine-red midi come off one block, so they sit at the same point on the body.
4 / 5;
Where the waist actually sits
A skirt is drafted from the waist down, not the hem up. We measure the waistband seated, standing and after lunch, then recut until it stays where it was pinned. The same block decides the jackets: armhole and back width are set against a knit worn underneath, never against a bare body, so a shoulder never pulls forward. Every length on a product page is taken from the production sample with a tape measure, in centimetres, and checked again once the garment has hung overnight.
The rule we work to
A waistband has to survive the afternoon
Anything that twists, rides up or gapes when you sit down is recut before it is approved. That is the whole method: fit it, wear it, measure it, and only then photograph it.
Before you order
Measured from the sample
Every length is taken with a tape measure from the production sample, in centimetres, after the cloth has settled.
One business day
Sizing questions, order updates and returns are answered by the person who signed off the fit.
30 days to return
Unworn with tags on, inside New Zealand. Faulty items are covered by us either way.