Everything here is made by hand, one piece at a time, in a small studio in West London — next door to Goldhawk Road, where the fabric shops that supply the London Fashion School have been trading for decades. That is where most of what we make begins: a remnant of silk velvet, a length of gold brocade, an embroidered cotton nobody else wanted.
It means our range changes constantly, and that some pieces genuinely cannot be repeated — the Opera Scrunchie exists twelve times and will never exist again. It also means you are unlikely to see anyone else wearing yours.
Rosalind learned to sew at her mother's side in Hampstead, making smocks and dresses and accessories at weekends. She has been choosing fabric ever since.
