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Autumn / Winter 26

Raw Ground

Raw Ground began with a bolt of lambswool that had never been dyed. Held up to the window it was not one colour but a dozen — oat, ash, and a warm grey the mill called fawn and would not guarantee twice.

So the collection is built to let cloth behave. The coat is cut two sizes away from the body and has no fastening above the waist. The knits are made in one piece from the neck down, which is why the sleeves have no seam. Nothing here is lined, and nothing is dyed.

3 pieces · 5 looks · first cut August 2026

Model holding an undyed lambswool coat closed against a warm ochre ground
Look 01 — Ground Coat in Undyed Lambswool

The pieces

Cut from one cloth, and shown here in the frames they appear in.

All ten pieces

The rest of the day

4 further frames from the same shoot, in the order they were taken.

  • Model raising the sleeves of an oatmeal hand-knitted sweater
    Look 02Mere Knit, sleeves raisedKnitted in one piece from the neck down, which is why the sleeve has no seam.
  • Undyed lambswool coat worn off the shoulder against a warm ochre ground
    Look 03Ground Coat, off the shoulderCut two sizes away from the body so the wool hangs rather than holds.
  • Model seated in an oatmeal hand-knitted sweater, photographed wide
    Look 04Mere Knit, at restPhotographed at the end of the second day, when the wool had relaxed.
  • Model wearing an oatmeal knitted sweater with a deep folded collar
    Look 05Fold Collar KnitThe collar is a single fold, doubled and left unstitched.

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