Plate 01 — AW 2026
Look I
The Wool Overcoat
Double-faced merino, loomed in Biella. A softly structured shoulder, and no lining to hide the hand-finishing.
View pieceThe Quiet Season
Twenty-two pieces cut in wool, silk and cashmere — made slowly in our Mumbai atelier and finished entirely by hand.
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Fig. 01 — The Overcoat, worn open
Fig. 02 — Detail, silk
No. 02Philosophy
Clothing should not shout. It should murmur — cut close to the body, and closer to intention.
— Mira Vasant, Founder of the Maison
No. 03The Collection
Three looks, studied slowly
Plate 02 — AW 2026
Look II
The Silk Slip
Bias-cut mulberry silk charmeuse that falls like poured water. Dyed in small baths for depth of colour.
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Plate 03 — AW 2026
Look III
The Evening Column
An airy wool-gauze column, hemmed entirely by hand. Cut to move at the slowest possible speed.
View pieceNo. 04Selected Pieces
The price of patience
Each piece is numbered, signed by its tailor, and made in an edition of no more than forty.
- The Wool OvercoatDouble-faced merino wool₹18,500
- Silk Slip DressMulberry silk charmeuse₹9,800
- Cashmere CrewneckMongolian cashmere, 12-gauge₹12,400
- Pleated TrouserHigh-twist wool gabardine₹7,200
Prices include duties — shipped from Mumbai in three weeks
The finishing room, Colaba — 07:40
No. 05The Maison
A hand, not a machine
Every Atelier garment begins as a bolt of cloth and a conversation. Patterns are drafted on paper, cut with shears, and sewn by a single tailor from first stitch to last — a slower way of working that leaves its signature in every seam.
We keep the edition small and the standard absolute. What does not meet the hand of our finishing room does not leave it.
No. 07Correspondence
Receive the seasonal letter
One letter per season. Notes from the cutting table, first looks at the collection — nothing else.