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Atlas Weave

One capsule, read frame by frame.

Scroll to move through the capsule. Open a marker to read what the eye cannot: which loom set the proportion, where the world cloth meets the structure, and why the closure sits off-centre.

Full-length figure in a dark compact-poplin shirt with a notch-free stand collar, photographed against warm concrete under a single hard light

Frame 1 / 3

Kaduna Stand Shirt

The collar carries the whole garment. No notch, no visible stand seam — the neckline is built from one folded length of compact poplin.

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Figure in an undyed floor-length wool drape coat over a funnel-neck knit, standing in a stone colonnade in low side light

Frame 2 / 3

Sahel Drape Coat

Undyed wool over a rolled funnel knit. The coat is closed by a single wrap; the tonal band across the body is dyed, never printed.

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Two figures side by side in a gallery: an ivory column dress with a split boat neckline and a black asymmetric shawl blazer with a braided cord closure

III

Frame 3 / 3

The Pair

Kaduna Column Dress beside the Meridian Shawl Blazer. Two silhouettes, one cord gauge — the pairing is proportion, never a matched print.

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Dress to express.

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