The mill in Portugal
Two hours north of Porto, one loom, and a family that has run it since before we were born.
Chapter 01 — After hours
Still walking
Technical outerwear, footwear and everyday carry, made in short runs and finished for weather.
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Made to be worn out
One shell, four seasons
A three-layer technical shell with a taped seam, cut boxy enough to layer over knitwear and quiet enough to wear every day.
- 20,000mm waterproof rating
- Fully taped seams
- Recycled face fabric
- Repaired free, for life
Editorial
From the archive
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Chapter 01The layering system
How three pieces replace a coat wardrobe.
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Chapter 02Fabric first
Why the mill comes before the silhouette.
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Chapter 03Repair, not replace
Every piece comes back to us for repair, free.
Shot in the studio
One rail, one morning
The winter system being finished by hand, straight off the rail.
From the studio
We would rather make two hundred of something and stand behind it than ten thousand we never see again.
Head of design, Verge Supply
Journal
Notes and wear tests
Why we resole instead of replacing
A stitched cup sole can be taken off and put back. It costs us an hour and saves the upper…
Wear test: the shell in a week of rain
Seven days, one coat, no umbrella. What held up, what did not, and the one seam we would tape differently.
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