Songzio and Heliot Emil have reunited for a second collaboration, titled Falconry, lanched first at Galerie Noir in Seoul on 5 June, followed by Songzio’s Paris flagship on 12 June. The collection will also be available for global shipping through Songzio’s online store.

The collection takes its name and logic from the ancient practice of falconry: trust, precision, and velocity, the dialogue between the hand that releases and the body that returns. The wing becomes an aerodynamic blueprint. Silhouettes move between volume and streamline, softness and structure, protection and lightness. Layers are built like feathers. Fastenings feel like equipment, not decoration.

Two design languages meet in the idea of flight. Songzio brings a poetic silhouette, Heliot Emil engineered function and controlled performance. The result draws from falconry gear: strapped, reinforced, aerodynamic. Sculptural layering, tensioned webbing, articulated seams, and performance textiles echo tools made for grip and survival in motion. Shapes taper like feathers. Panels channel air.

Check it out below: