We believe that what cannot be said can sometimes be worn.

Taking Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus as a point of departure, we study clothing as a system of representation. To dress is to participate in a language whose grammar is continuously contested.

We are interested in how taste emerges from lived experience, and how clothing operates within the socius. We build instruments for observing, interpreting, and participating in these systems of meaning.

Magic is expensive, but you can't buy it with money.

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