Fall 2026 1
This season begins where craft has always lived for me: in daily life. The collection draws from small, personal moments. Finding an unlikely car on Facebook Marketplace and seeing it sit within the natural environ amongst the birds, observing the fleeting blooms of New England, and returning again and again to stitch patterns that feel intrinsically beautiful to me. These points of inspiration are modest, practical, and emotional, mirroring the way craft quietly weaves itself into everyday routines. Routines feel necessary in these troubled times.
Our first drop of the season focuses on the transitional layers that are perfect for wearing now. Inspired by repeating forms and flora, the lightweight knits include our popular Peak Tee, Flower Crew now in a long sleeve version, and perhaps my favorite piece of the collection - the Mini Mizzoni sweater.
This season also marks an expansion of form. We introduce a woven dress and a new woven trouser, designed to act as foundational pieces or anchors that support and elevate the knitwear. These garments ground the collection, offering structure and ease while allowing the sweaters to fully express their texture, pattern, and intention.
The woven trouser is a wider, less tapered pleated fly front pant with 5 pockets made in Portugal. The back waistband is elasticated for ease. It looks great with all sweaters. We offer the Rylie Trouser in Natural Twill, washed down black denim, and a cashmere cotton blend plaid.
Mini Mizzoni shown below is one of my favorite pieces from the collection as it is just so easy to wear also shown with the Rylie Trouser in Natural.
We also introduce DEGEN socks made in the Nara Prefecture in Japan by a small low-gauge knitting factory that has been knitting since the 1920’s.
After the season was developed, we had the opportunity to shoot at one of my friend's houses in Vermont. Ally Silberkleit, Furlough Wood Co, built the house from scratch and every detail is so intentional. What a joy to see the pieces come to life in such a light filled space crafted by hand. See the image below where you can see the hand carved and inlayed step with the smiley face.
Or this photo of John who is 1/2 of our photography team Apparition getting the shot in front of this beautifully crafted "its ok" mirror.
Ultimately, this work is about community. We work with photographers, models, knitters, hand dyers, and artists. Craft creates connection between maker and wearer, past and present, individual and collective. Each piece is an invitation to participate in that continuum: to wear something made with care, to value the hands and knowledge behind it, and to see craft not as nostalgia, but as a living, evolving practice with a future we build together.
