15 houses, bought one piece at a time.
Archivio J. M. Ribot is part of a research project started in 2016 by Karim Fares. Vintage garments and buttons are reused to handmake new original designs. Wear, fading, repair, previous seams and mismatched components are placed inside new contemporary designs.
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View piecesBlue Blue Japan are known for innovative takes on Japanese traditional techniques and crafts. They design Items that are made to last and gain character throughout time. The clothing has been created for those who seek authenticity and know how to appreciate and see the delicate beauty of the details.
Men
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View piecesGareth Casey, a trained artist and textile maker, started Casey/Casey in 2008. Self-described as "An aging soul with a youthful enthusiasm," his workshop/studio is in France. Here he creates clothing for men and women with unique structure.
Women · Men
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View piecesComme des Garçons was founded in Tokyo, Japan, by Rei Kawakubo, with the philosophy, “Fashion is art, and art is freedom." Her designs often feature asymmetry, deconstruction, and monochromatic palettes.
Women · Men
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View piecesDaniela Gregis is an Italian fashion designer based in Bergamo who founded her eponymous label in 1997, known for artisanal craftsmanship, natural dyes, and timeless designs blending rustic charm with modern elegance.
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View piecesIn 1934, Luigi Fedeli started an artisanal workshop of felt hats. Over the decades, Fedeli has evolved into one of the most distinguished names in Italian luxury knitwear, while remaining true to its origins: an unwavering pursuit of quality, guided by expertise, precision, and deep respect for tradition.
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View piecesIssey Miyake Japanese fashion house is famed for innovative designs and techniques, particularly the signature pleating style. The studio was established in Tokyo in 1970 and continues the blending of Eastern and Western elements with unique fabrics and shapes.
Women
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View piecesJunya Watanabe was mentored by Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons. He is often described as a “techno couture” designer using advanced textiles and fabrics as well as traditional materials.
Women · Men · Unisex
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View piecesPéro, meaning ‘to wear’ in Marwari, the local language of Rajasthan, was launched by Aneeth Arora. She creates unique textiles where materials carry forward the Indian tradition of hand-crafting and creating effortlessly stylish pieces.
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View piecesSage De Cret redefines the classics through unexpected combinations—mixing textures, merging dressy with casual, balancing structure and ease. The result is a refined yet playful expression of modern individuality for men who are not bound by trends.
Men
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View piecesSofie D'Hoore launched her label in 1992. The line is known for its purist minimalism and simple modern look. While there are whimsical elements to some of Sofie's designs in terms of colors and geometric proportions, she retains a modern practicality to her clothing that is both sophisticated and easy to move in.
Women
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View piecesStone Island was established by Massimo Osti, who aimed to create functional and innovative sportswear. The brand quickly gained recognition for its unique fabric treatments and designs.
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View piecesThibault Van Der Straete is a French Designer living in Peru. Deeply engaged with the cultural heritage of this country, he designs and produces his own contemporary fashion collections.
Women
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View piecesIn 1999, designer Takuji Suzuki started the men’s wear brand TS, later altering the name to ts(s). Taking inspiration from a variety of clothing genres, his pieces bring together elements of style, color, and pattern to create a unique blend of traditional style with a contemporary interpretation.
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View piecesYoshihisa (Yoshi) Kondo started as an assistant designer to several fashion houses, including Issey Miyake. He moved to Paris, where he founded his women’s wear brand in 1993.
Women
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