Two ways to read us — the stories that shaped every stitch, and the style ideas that help you wear them.
Editor's pick
April 3, 2026
We call ourselves zero-waste” is a blog about honest, imperfect sustainability. Because the most zero-waste thing you can do is think before you buy and ask questions before you believe the label.
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In this uncertain age, February, the month of love, means so much more to us. Our friendship, admiration,...
As the saying goes “we’re all in this storm together but we’re all traveling in different sized boats.” 2020...
Two souls, one philosophy: upcycling Two brands, the first original capsule collection designed exclusively by 959 for I...
Few hugs and kisses were exchanged in 2020. For endless days and months, we yearned for the sound...
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to be based in Mumbai leading the design processes of...
In such a scenario; finding a sense of purpose, a reason to wake up every day and a...
Style guide
June 2026
Fashion has spent decades telling women how to dress for their bodies. We say: dress for yourself. Here are five silhouettes, each one a conversation starter, not a rulebook.
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environmentally friendly wardrobe
August 2023
Livia Firth, the founder of Eco Age (a company that certifies brands for their sustainability) began the #30Wears campaign to encourage everyone...
environmentally friendly wardrobe
May 2023
Building a sustainable wardrobe can help us to develop a more conscious and mindful approach to fashion. By choosing clothing that aligns...
environmentally friendly wardrobe
April 2023
Building a sustainable wardrobe is an important step towards reducing our impact on the environment and living a more conscious and mindful...
environmentally friendly wardrobe
January 2023
The fashion industry is one of the most polluting industries in the world, and it’s time for us to take action to...
Fit & measurements
Every body measures a little differently, so we size by chest, waist and hip girth rather than guesswork. Use the reference table below alongside the measuring guide to check yourself before you order.
All measurements are body girth, in centimetres, with 1cm of ease already built in.
| Size | XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR | 34 | 36 | 38/40 | 42 | 44 | 46 |
| Chest | 80–84 | 85–89 | 90–95 | 96–101 | 102–108 | 109–115 |
| Waist | 60–64 | 65–69 | 70–75 | 76–81 | 82–88 | 89–95 |
| Low hip | 89–93 | 94–98 | 99–104 | 105–110 | 111–117 | 118–124 |
Between two sizes? Go by your chest measurement first for tops, or hips for bottoms, see the notes below.
Use a soft tape, wear light clothing, and keep the tape level all the way around.
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, level across the back. Keep it snug, not tight, and read the measurement where the tape meets.
Find your natural waistline, usually the narrowest point of your torso. Don't hold your stomach in, keep the tape level and comfortably snug.
Stand with feet together and wrap the tape around the fullest part of your hips and seat, straight and level front to back.
