The Tessa | Moss
Cut from deadstock fabric sourced from the surplus reserves of the world's finest fashion houses, the Tessa is built around a single gesture. A draped asymmetric silhouette that falls with quiet authority. A high neckline, a concealed zip at the back, and a cut that moves differently on every body. Considered in every detail. Effortless in every setting.
Made for the woman who travels light and arrives well.
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Sustainability - Made In London
Every Twig piece is cut from surplus fabric sourced directly from the reserves of the world's most exacting fashion houses, material of extraordinary quality that would otherwise go unused. No new fabric is ever ordered. Nothing is wasted.
Each garment is made by hand in London by a small team of skilled makers. Manufacturing locally is a considered choice, it allows for close oversight of every seam and an uncompromising standard of finish.
To wear Twig is to wear something made with intention. Built to last, not to be replaced.
The Material
Sourced from the world's finest houses.
In July, I took a flight to Paris. Not for fashion week for a showroom most people have never heard of. A quiet room where the surplus of the world's great fashion houses finds its way to makers like us. Bolts of fabric originally commissioned by the most exacting ateliers in the world, unused, extraordinary. I chose ours by hand. These are end-of-line materials: once they’re gone, they’re gone.
Made in London
Cut by hand. Made to be kept.
There is something in working with fabric that cannot be replaced, it changes how you make. Every Twig piece is cut in London by a small team of makers who understand that. No shortcuts. No excess. Just a cloth that began its life in the ateliers of Paris, finished by hand in a studio in London, made for a woman who will wear it for years.