Clothes dyed with what the tide leaves behind. Madder, indigo and kelp ash on reclaimed silk and linen, cut in a harbour-side workshop and made to be worn for decades.
See the Tide dropNight-dip topIron black, dyed with oak galls
Harbour trouserDead-stock wool, one pressed pleat
01 — The fit
Loose through the leg, high at the waist, and dyed until the black turns soft.
02 — The dye house
Nothing here starts from new. Silk offcuts, dead-stock linen, the odd bolt a mill forgot. Each piece is dipped by hand, left to oxidise in the sea air, then finished at a single bench, so no two drops ever quite match.
- Reclaimed silk
- Offcuts from two Lyon ateliers
- Dead-stock linen
- Normandy flax, dew-retted
- Madder root
- Coral pink, grown 12 km inland
- Fermented indigo
- Tide blue, vat kept since 2019
Shop
Drop 04 — Tide. Made in runs of forty; when a piece is gone, the colour is gone with it.
Night-dip top
€110Organic cotton · oak-gall black
Harbour trouser
€190Dead-stock wool · one pressed pleat
Mooring cuff
€140Recycled silver
Salt hoops
€75Recycled silver
Harbour tote
€220Vegetable-tanned leather
Dock boot
€240Leather · lug sole
Wear it until the colour becomes yours.
Natural dyes soften with sun and washing. We mend and re-dip any Kora piece for free, for as long as we are here.