DRESS DRESS left.
A better direction.
Heavyweight tees, fleece and caps, printed to order by union shops in the United States. Drop 001 is live.
Drop 001
Five pieces. One direction.
A tight first drop: two tees, a hoodie, a cap and a tote, each carrying the rose somewhere between subtle and unmistakable.
Who made this
Good politics, good clothes, same garment.
Most brands answer the question with a hangtag adjective. We answer it with names: the decoration on every DRESS piece is done in the United States by union print shops, the blanks are chosen for weight and wear, and each garment is printed when you order it, so nothing gets landfilled at season's end.
- Union-decorated, and precise about what that means
- Printed and embroidered in the USA
- Made to order, not warehoused
Direction
The journal
Design history, labor history, and how to make heavyweight cotton last a decade. Where the rose came from, and where it's pointing.
Design
Drawing a rose that points somewhere
The design brief was one sentence: a rose you'd wear before you knew what it meant. Notes on how the mark got drawn.
Read itIdeas
Eight hours for what we will
Work and rest explain themselves. The third eight hours had to be fought for by name, and it's the clause your evenings live in.
Read itFabric & care
How to wash garment-dyed cotton
Garment-dyed cotton is dyed after the shirt is sewn. That one fact explains the color, the softness, and every rule about washing it.
Read itDrops are small and announced once.
One email when something new exists. That's the whole program.