I choose every haberdashery item with the same care as my fabrics. I favor simple, durable, and functional elements that complement the garment without weighing it down or making it fragile: fabric and metal hook bands, strong threads, and finishes made with care and passion.

Hooks hold a special place in my work. They don't just serve to close a piece: they allow it to be transformed and modulated.

I chose not to use zippers in my creations.

I prefer to work with materials that can move with the body and with fastening systems that allow the garment to evolve.

When the piece allows, I incorporate adjustment systems so that everyone can adapt the size and how the garment is worn.

The same garment can be worn in different ways, adjusted differently, or transformed as desired. I like the idea of creating pieces that are not static.

I create each piece myself, from design to finishing, including communication.

Each garment is made with patience and precision, without mass production. I can take the time to check every detail and every finish before the piece leaves the workshop.

This manufacturing process gives each creation something unique: the time spent making it, the precision of the gesture, and the care I put into it.