One tile, and a rule
A print is a single tile and a rule for laying copies of it side by side. Mirror, turn and half-drop are three of the oldest rules, and each one hides the edges of the tile in its own way.
Nº 07 Collection 01
Print dress
A racer-back dress for the match, printed to order. You draw one tile of the print; we repeat it over the whole dress, the way every printed cloth has been made since block printing.
The print room
Draw one tile. It covers the dress.
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Printed on a size M0×
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Draw anywhere on the cloth · every stroke repeats · the dress wears it
Printed into the fibre
Sublimation ink is turned to a gas by heat and goes into the polyester itself, which closes round it as it cools. The print is part of the cloth, with nothing on the surface to crack or peel.
Send us your tile
Save the print and send it with your order. The dress is printed to your size, one at a time, and the tile you drew is sewn into the neck on a label.