
Clothing
Shirts, trousers and one coat in washed linen.
Halden began with one shirt, cut from a roll of washed Lithuanian linen and worn until it was as soft as paper.
We still work the same way. Each season is twelve pieces, made in runs of fifty in our Hackney studio, in cloth that gets better with every wash. When a seam gives, send it back and we mend it.


Shirts, trousers and one coat in washed linen.

Tea towels, napkins and cloths in heavy linen.

Candles, stoneware and bags made with studios we know.
I bought the wide trousers three summers ago. They have been to four countries and one wedding, and they look better now than new.
The tea towels are the only ones my family does not ruin. Heavy, soft, and they dry a glass properly.
My shirt came back from mending with a new collar and a handwritten note. I did not know shops still did that.
The studio is open Wednesday to Sunday. See the season on the rail, choose a length and have it hemmed while you wait.