The Functional Fashion Manifesto
We believe no one has to suffer for the sake of fashion; that's why we put every detail through obsessive testing. Each piece that leaves our studio is a product of craft, technology and hours spent in pursuit of getting the smallest details just right.
This is our manifesto.

#ONE
Embrace Diversity
Celebrate different forms and respect different needs.

#TWO
Enable, Not Restrict
We are living, breathing and moving beings, not mannequins; our clothes should move as we do.

#THREE
Question Everything
Challenge why things are the way they are, especially if designed a century ago.

#FOUR
Clothing Should Be Easy
You shouldn't need yoga flexibility or a pianist's finger coordination to wear good clothing.

#FIVE
Design = Problem Solving
Clothing features should meet your needs, not complicate them.
Illustrated by Geraldine Toh.