Constructed from 23 individual pattern pieces, the Layered Curve shirt features a cascading series of curved panels flowing down the body to distort the traditional shirt in a series of subtle but cohesive ways. An asymmetric front opening and hem twist the shirt within itself, while the layered opening along the back allows for fluidity and movement. A miniaturized version of the back detail is present on both cuffs, and the back as well as cuffs can be worn open or closed to change the silhouette and fit of the shirt.

Iterated on and refined over 18 months, the Layered Point Jacket draws from studio experiments with hybrid fabric-wire armatures. Fluidly cascading over and down the front of the jacket, the 4 panels seamlessly flow across and through each other, while concealing two layered patch pockets.

The Line Work Denim was developed from a series of automatic drawings inspired by architectural forms emerging in dreams. The shape of a pant leg was defined while removing and highlighting lines from a mix of disjoint drawings, eventually interpreted into a pattern that preserves a comfortable fit while distorting the structure of traditional mens denim. A straight leg with no true side seam is anchored on either end by a two-layer asymmetrical hem and 2 ergonomic access back patch pockets.