Saywood Studio FW22: Reconnecting the People and Processes behind what we wear!
by Adriano B.
These made-to-last shirts are built on the foundations of the first Saywood Studio collection and are the ultimate wardrobe staples.
The sustainable brand was created in 2020 by Harriet Saywood-Bellisario, who graduated from the London College of Fashion before working at Paul Smith, Richard Nicoll and Label/Mix.
The starting points each season are classics contemporized with unexpected details. In each collection, the brand delivers beautiful edits of wardrobe essentials: for their first capsule they’ve focused on shirting. Both modern and timeless, each piece is made to be worn and re-worn. At the heart of the brand’s story is a desire to reconnect with the people and processes behind what we wear, and in doing so, press pause on throwaway fashion.
The collections are small and built on quality pieces with longevity in mind. They take a responsible approach working with sustainable fabrics when possible, and local makers where possible. The upshot? Uniquely designed, thoughtfully made pieces you’ll want in your life, always.
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