01Dune
Sand over cream. The coat worn open, the knit left to show.
The look, as photographed€1,390
Chapter 02 · Turn the Rail
One rail, five looks
The capsule hangs on a single rail in the atelier. Scroll, and the rail turns — each look swings into the light in turn, the others falling back at an angle.
The rail, at rest and in motion.Brass rail · north light
The Rail
Turn it slowly
01Dune
Dune Coat · Cream Knit · Ecru Trouser — €1,390
Chapter 03 · The Look
The look, piece by piece
The look that stands at the front of the rail, opened up. Then mix the capsule yourself — every piece in the rail was cut to sit with every other.
Mix the capsule
Three slots — outer, top, bottom. A dress takes the top and bottom as one piece. Tap a chip to swap it in; the line and the total follow.
Dune Coat · Cream Knit · Ecru Trouser
€1,390
Chapter 04 · The Cloth
Cloth before cut
Three cloths carry the whole capsule. Nothing else was let in.
Bolts on the cutting table.Wool · cotton · silk
Double-faced wool
Two faces woven as one cloth, so the coats and blazers need no lining. It falls heavy and clean, and the inside is as finished as the outside.
Washed cotton
Poplin and utility cotton, washed before cutting so the garment you meet is the garment it stays — soft at the seam, matte in the light.
Silk
Kept for a single piece: the Noir slip. Cut on the bias so it pours rather than hangs, and left unlined so it moves with the body.
Cut notes
- Every pattern is cut for layering — an outer sits over a knit without pulling.
- Trousers are wide-leg and high-rise, hemmed long to break once over a shoe.
- Seams are finished by hand where the hand touches them: cuffs, collars, waistbands.
Kept plainly
- No logos, no hardware beyond horn and corozo buttons.
- One rail of twelve pieces, restocked in cloth, never replaced by trend.
- Repairs are part of the house: a seam let out, a button re-sewn, a hem taken up.
Made to be worn, not stored.
Chapter 05 · The Boutique
All twelve pieces
The whole rail, piece by piece. Choose a size, set a quantity, add it to the bag — the arithmetic is exact, the shop is not real.
This boutique is a concept — no orders are taken, no checkout exists. VESTIGE is an invented fashion house, built by Mir Labs to show what a fashion site can feel like.