Family Legacy couple look — two silhouettes cut from one cloth run

Dress to express.

Family Legacy

One cloth run, four generations.

Fashion Lab

A single seasonal cloth run cut across every body in a family — grandparent to baby — with proportion, not print, doing the matching. Children's pieces are drafted from the adult blocks scaled to real movement, never shrunk copies.

  • Ghana
  • Korea
  • Scandinavia
  • Mexico

Cut language

How it is built.

  • 01Scaled adult block
  • 02Soft fold-over collar
  • 03Grow-forward hem
Macro detail of hand-finished seam construction

Fabric blends

Cloth chosen first.

  • Washed Italian cotton
  • Hanbok-weight silk facing
  • Kente-loom rib as cuff and hem structure
  • Organic baby-grade jersey
Studio study of the elite fabrics used across the collection

Palette

The colour brief.

  • Warm Chalk

    #EFE8DC

  • Clay

    #B4795C

  • Forest Ink

    #22352C

  • Soft Gold

    #C6A353

Signature details

Recognisable before the logo.

  • Shared cloth run number

  • Name stitched inside the hem

  • Grow-forward seams

Family coat · Scaled overshirt · Child suit · Baby set · Portrait dress

Dress to express.

Couple lookbook

Two silhouettes, one cloth run.

Legacy Portrait Coat worn beside Legacy Scaled Overshirt
Family portrait, single light, everyone standing still.

Legacy Portrait Coat

Full length, one uninterrupted cloth panel.

Zipper Vibe authenticity · Tap or scan

One World. Many Cultures. One Vibe.

ZV-LP-0F3GCL6-299/500

Limited edition 299 of 500 · NFC chip paired at the atelier

Legacy Scaled Overshirt

Same cloth, cut to the child's block.

Zipper Vibe authenticity · Tap or scan

One World. Many Cultures. One Vibe.

ZV-LS-0PQJ0QG-333/500

Limited edition 333 of 500 · NFC chip paired at the atelier

Every family piece is cut from one numbered cloth run and labelled with that number.

One World. Many Cultures. One Vibe.

Dress to express.

AI Fashion Lab

Generate new pieces for Family Legacy.

Each run drafts original pieces inside this collection’s brief — distinct silhouette logic and a distinct fabric-placement map per piece. Concepts stay archived here so you can browse and compare them.