he oldest known houndstooth woven textile was discovered in Austria dating back to 1500-1200 BC, and a garment from 360-100 BC was found in Sweden. The name ‘houndstooth’ wasn’t coined until the mid-1930s. It was seen largely only in gun clubs until it was brought back to fashion in 2009. This is my take on an age-old design.

This pattern is an ode to Mediterranean summers—sun-drenched afternoons that stretch into golden evenings, where the clink of ice in a Negroni glass mingles with laughter, and the scent of citrus lingers in the air. Inspired by the effortless charm of Italian aperitivo hours and the laid-back refreshment of a Spanish Tinto de Verano, this piece...

Summertime, and the living is easy. Beach life is all about comfortably loose cotton and linen. Dress up Daniel with some sweet linen slacks or casual with your favorite cut-offs. This is the relaxed v-neck, sleeveless top for your summer featuring an original cable pattern no one else will be wearing.

Inspired by the dazzling divas of disco, the Elio halter top is reborn with a softer, more sensual touch. This is a piece that whispers luxury but still packs a punch. Think disco queen turned dreamy poet: silky yarns, subtle shimmer, and just enough sass to turn heads.

The Ephram is a modern take on the classic polo-style shirt, featuring a unique construction that brings architectural flair to your wardrobe. Inspired by the clean lines and layered textures found in Mexico City’s rich architectural landscape, this lightweight top plays with structure, shadow, and repetition—much like the buildings that inspir...

Light, breezy, and effortlessly stylish, the Felipe is designed for comfort with a modern silhouette. Featuring generous batwing sleeves and a relaxed fit, this top is knit seamlessly for an easy, fluid drape. It’s worn with the opening at the back, closed with a ribbon for a subtle, feminine detail.

Wrap yourself in the opulence of feathers and flair with Leonardo, a brioche knit shawl inspired by the regal beauty of a peacock’s display. Each medallion bursts forth like the open eye of a plume, rich with depth, texture, and color. The fluidity of brioche knitting breathes life into the design, creating a luxurious fabric that’s as warm as ...

Heinz Mack is an artist best known for constantly experimented with light and movement using different materials like oscillating light-reliefs, monumental light-stelae, kinetically working rotors, and light reflecting cubes. He is internationally recognized for his contributions to op art, light art and kinetic art as well as co-founding the Z...