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The summer garments hung on a driftwood pole against the Stockholm archipelago at 59 degrees north. A bone-white linen shirt and meridian-blue swim shorts against a lead-grey sea and low sunlight.

Collection 03 · April 2027

Archipelago and Cartagena

Archipelago and Cartagena. The same garments, two latitudes.

Collections · April 2027

The archipelago's almost colourless horizon gives the shape and the proportion. Cartagena's façades give the colour. Linen that is allowed to crease, swimwear that dries in half an hour, and a dress that works from beach to dinner.

The UPF value is measured to AATCC 183 and stated per garment. Drying time we measure ourselves and publish with the method, because there is no standard to lean on.

The pattern Skärgård as woven fabric. Horizontal bands in bone white, pearl grey and meridian blue with a single narrow saffron line, and weft traces in the blue bands.
Skärgård, horizon bands. The same logic as the landscape it is named after.

Palette

is
parla
meridian
cartagena
guacamaya
saffran


Inspiration

How the garments are meant to be worn

Woman in a white linen shirt with rolled sleeves in hard sunlight
Margo Evardson
Woman in a white linen shirt in front of the sea
Margo Evardson
Man in a white linen shirt on a beach in evening light
Dion Martins

Inspiration