Autumn / Winter 26 · Campaign

Cloth first,
then the cut.

Weftmere is a small atelier in Copenhagen. Four collections a year, cut from six cloths, most of them undyed. Nothing is made in a colour the fibre did not already have.

AW26 campaign — The Long Coat and The Short Coat, photographed on the coast north of the city.

Two models in long sand-coloured coats photographed from below against an open sky

Four collections

Each one is a single shoot. The photographs on a collection page are all from that day, which is why the coat looks the same in every frame.

A maker rolling out cloth across a cutting table in a daylit workroom

The atelier

Six cloths, one room

Everything is cut in one room on Refshalevej. The cloth library runs to six materials and two of them are not cut this season — they are held because the mills run them rarely and we would rather have the bolt than the option.

Inside the atelier

From the workroom

Three notes on cloth, cut and the things that went wrong.

The journal
  • Close frame of a linen garment with horn buttons in warm daylight

    What undyed actually means

    Six mills, one question, and a bolt of wool that changed colour between the sample and the order.

    4 min read

  • Hands folded over a linen apron, photographed close in warm daylight

    Knitted, not cut

    Why the Quiet Hours set has no cut edge anywhere in it, and what that costs.

    5 min read

  • A linen dress held open by two hands in a bright workroom

    A day behind glass

    We photographed one garment for eight hours through a sheet of fluted polycarbonate to find out what survives.

    3 min read

Where to find it

Four stockists, and the fitting room

The collection is carried in 3 shops across Europe. The Long Coat is cut to measure at the atelier only — a fitting takes about an hour and the coat takes six weeks.

A bright boutique interior with a rail of neutral garments and a marble fireplace