The hand behind the silk
Inside our Bangkok atelier — where craft, intuition and an obsession with the cut shape every piece.
A house started by a woman of twenty-three
Gina dances. She built this house to prove a thing she believes without hesitation — that a woman can make something of her own, and that her femininity belongs to that strength rather than working against it. The house began with a refusal, too: that the most intimate garment a woman owns should be the one made with the least care.
Hand-cut, hand-finished
We work with a small circle of Thai makers — cutters, lace-placers and machinists trained on fine goods. A single bra passes through twelve pairs of hands, and its cup seams alone take four times longer to sew flat than to sew fast.
Discretion as a luxury
We design for women who do not need to announce themselves. The cut speaks. The weight of the silk speaks. Everything else is silence.