Baby pink mesh, sheer enough to matter, with an airbrushed heart graphic that reads like something pulled from a 2002 tour merch box. Cropped and body-skimming — wear it alone or layer it over a bralette when the night calls for it.
Deep burgundy, cropped close, with a plush faux fur hood that catches the light wrong in the best way. Gold-tone zip, ribbed hem, the kind of warmth that doesn't look like it's trying. Throw it on over anything and the outfit resolves itself.
A white long sleeve football jersey with navy contrast panels, number 9, embroidered shield badge, and ribbed collar and cuffs. Heavy cotton, relaxed fit — Y2K football energy worn off the pitch. The kind of top that looks intentional whether you tuck it or leave it out.
Vintage blue wide-leg denim with heavy black ink splash panels running down the sides, ripped knees, and whisker fading. Relaxed fit, full-length silhouette — the louder sibling to the Encre Jean. Wear it with a plain tee and let the denim do the work.
Dark-washed faux leather with an embossed butterfly across the chest — the kind of detail that makes people ask where you got it. Relaxed fit, point collar, gold-tone hardware. Worn over a hoodie or a fitted top, it anchors everything underneath it.
A faded black barrel-leg jean with heavy whisker fading, curved seam panelling, and a tapered ankle. The exaggerated silhouette does the work — wide through the thigh, narrowing at the hem for a shape that's unmistakably intentional. Wear it loose, wear it proud.
A washed slate blue zip hoodie with vintage patch badges — Beatles '64, Area 51, and more — scattered across the chest like a collector's jacket pulled from the back of a wardrobe. Soft, heavy cotton with a relaxed fit, ribbed hem and cuffs, and a kangaroo pocket. The kind of piece that looks like it has a history.
A navy technical jacket with three silver nautical hook-and-bar closures, funnel collar, snap buttons, and clean patch pockets. Structured but relaxed — the kind of jacket that references the sailing club without taking itself too seriously. Wear it over anything and it immediately looks intentional.
A dark brown waxed suede bomber with gold D-ring buckle closures down the front, faux fur-lined hood, sleeve zip pocket, and waist belt. Military structure meets equestrian hardware — heavy, warm, and built for winter. The kind of jacket that makes a statement without trying.
A mustard, cream and burgundy racing jacket with geometric print sleeves, Texaco patch, “Trouble” cartoon embroidery, script lettering across the chest, and gold zip pockets. Boxy polo collar fit — NASCAR meets Harajuku, fully unisex. The kind of jacket that starts conversations.
Dark wash denim with a bold diagonal stripe panel and contrast side stripes — sport-luxe construction meets street denim. Relaxed straight fit with a high waist and clean five-pocket styling. The kind of jean that references the archive without copying it.
A heavy washed vintage blue wide-leg jean with a five-button fly, whisker fading, and a relaxed full-length silhouette. The kind of denim that references the 70s archive without copying it — worn-in from day one, better with every wear. High-waisted with a clean five-pocket construction.
Hand-woven crochet in a fitted crop and high-waisted shorts, held together by pearl chain straps and a star-charm neckline that catches every angle. Delicate without being precious. Wear the set or split it — either way, it doesn't look like anything else on the floor.
Leopard print cotton denim shorts with a lace-up tassel front — retro in detail, bold in attitude. High-waisted and slim through the hip. Wear them with a fitted crop for a Y2K look, or let them carry the outfit on their own.
A softly fitted lace long sleeve top with a delicate stretch texture and cropped silhouette. Effortlessly feminine and easy to layer — wear it tucked into wide-leg trousers or alone for a clean, romantic look. The kind of piece that works harder the simpler you style it.
A high-waisted wide-leg denim jean in a classic blue wash with a relaxed, full-length silhouette. Soft, non-stretch cotton with a worn-in feel that gets better every wear. Clean and effortless — pairs with fitted tanks or oversized layers.
An olive washed wide-leg jean with curved seam panelling, contrast stitching, and button-tab hem detail. High-waisted with a full-length relaxed drape — the construction does the talking. Wear it with a simple tank and let the architecture of the cut carry the look.
A ribbed knit zip-up jacket with a mock neck, patch pockets, and a small embroidered logo at the chest. Slim fit with a clean, structured silhouette — wear it zipped up as a standalone piece or open over a cami. Soft grey ribbed knit that sits somewhere between sport and editorial.
A cropped cream leather bomber with diagonal seam panelling, ribbed collar, cuffs and hem, and a sleeve zip pocket. Clean, structured, and quietly luxurious — the kind of jacket that makes everything underneath look intentional. Wear it with denim or over a slip dress for an effortless contrast.
A black long sleeve ringer tee with a "LONDON 1995" graphic, Union Jack flag, five-star detail, and contrast white sleeve stripes. Soft cotton with a relaxed fit — the long-sleeve companion to the London '92 Tee. Wear it alone or layered under the Ivoire Bomber for a full sport-heritage look.
A dark chocolate suede jacket with a polo collar, zip front, three antique brass D-ring buckle closures, chest zip pocket, and clean slash pockets. Refined and structured — the quieter, more considered sibling to the Cavalier Bomber. The kind of jacket you reach for when you want to look like you tried without trying.
Olive washed carpenter jeans with heavy distressing, utility seam detailing, and a relaxed straight fit. Each pair is uniquely worn-in — no two are exactly alike. Mid-rise with a soft broken-in denim feel that sits somewhere between workwear and editorial. The kind of jean that looks better the more you wear it.
A wide-leg denim jean in a soft smoky grey wash with subtle fading and a clean, unfussy silhouette. High-waisted with a full-length drape — the kind of grey that works with everything and makes nothing look boring. Relaxed, versatile, effortless.
High-waisted, wide-leg, full-length. Classic mid-blue wash with a soft broken-in fade that looks earned rather than manufactured. Non-stretch cotton that drapes and stacks — the silhouette does the work, you just wear them.
