What happens when materials live together?

Spring Summer 2025 begins with an image: a terrarium. Different textures, structures, colors coexisting within glass walls. Each element maintains its character while contributing to a larger system. This became our framework for thinking about a collection.

TERRARIUM continues the inquiry that began with JANUS. If Autumn Winter 2024 asked about the tension between refinement and rawness, Spring Summer 2025 explores their coexistence. Not as opposing forces, but as states that materials can hold simultaneously.

Natural fibers form the foundation. Cotton, linen, ultra-fine wool. Fabrics chosen for the season, then pushed beyond their expected form. Cold dyeing, texture manipulation, structural treatments. Each material develops its own character through process.

Some fabrics were built from the ground up. Custom jacquard and macrame developed with Italian suppliers, where our logo emerges through the weave itself. The cold-dye process adds another layer, creating depth that reveals itself slowly. In knitwear, the logo appears through knots and openings, visible only as the fabric moves.

Leather takes different forms. One waxy, almost rubberized. Another over-dyed to create the appearance of cracking, like years of wear compressed into process. Denim textured like tree bark, rough under your fingers.

We looked at how materials change naturally. Weathering. Erosion. Growth. Then recreated those processes deliberately. Not as decoration, but as a way of understanding what fabric can become.

Each piece works alone. But together, they create something larger. Like a terrarium, where distinct elements share the same environment.