Designer Nathalie Girault is passionate about nature, travel, materials, art and crafts, I began from childhood to touch all materials with which we could create, deform, fibers, earth, fabric, dyes, then I took pencils and brushes!

The Avenue Montaigne collection epitomizes the way fashionable women dress today worldwide. Founded in 1996 by French designer and owner Daniele Chemla who recognized a void in the affordable luxury market and launched an extensive collection of stretch bottoms and dresses, all manufactured in New York using the distinctive Parisian atelier techniques. Daniele’s eye for impeccable detail, use of luxurious cutting edge fabrics and precise tailoring have made Avenue Montaigne a staple in stylish closets across the globe.

Launched in 2008, Beaumont Organic is a premium, ethical and sustainable fashion brand featuring GOTS certified organic cotton, alongside other sustainable and eco-fabrics such as linen, lyocell, tencel and non-mulesed wool. Sustainably produced and ethically made in Europe the collection includes womenswear, baby wear, homeware and accessories. Known internationally as a women’s wear brand that combines signature styling with contemporary classics. The collection offers a wardrobe of transitional pieces - everything a woman needs to dress up or down, day or night.

Cut Loose is an extensive line of casual clothing that is sewn and dyed to order in San Francisco. Known for fabrics, flattering fit, simple shapes, and colors. Starting in the late ’70s, street-vending T-shirts and drawstring pants on Fisherman’s Wharf, there were no changing rooms, so the clothes were literally cut loose – one size fits all. Today, the fit is “implied shape,” meaning the shape of the body is implied in a flattering way. When a Cut Loose garment “fits,” it simultaneously flatters the figure and allows room to really move.

Cut Loose keeps their environmental footprint as light as possible. Dyes are non-toxic, and waste water is neutralized so the salt doesn’t corrode the city’s pipes. Fabric tests are re-purposed into scarves, napkins, market bags, even scrunchies, even their labeling is minimalist.

Constructed with high-quality linen, cotton, and the occasional synthetic in an array of textures and weights. Each piece is dyed for an effect of uncommon depth and color. Modern. Timeless. Edgy. Effortless. Cynthia Ashby pieces are known for comfort, and her customers value quality and delight in making an impression without subscribing to fashion trends. Made in the U.S.A

Grammar creates foundational elements of a modern minimalist wardrobe.  A crisp white shirt is an iconic wardrobe staple, and a necessity in any wardrobe. Each garment made serves a distinct purpose and has a unique personality.Grammar shirts are made from 100% organic cotton sourced from an ethical producer in India. Grammar chooses organic cotton because it is produced without the user of pesticides and other toxic chemicals that can be absorbed through the skin and are known to harm the natural environment and cause illness and death in textile workers. Made in NYC.

Suzanne and Rich Connelly started Habitat: Clothes To Live In in 1999 when Suzanne was 8 months pregnant and raising a three year-old. They started small, working out of their basement with a thoughtfully designed T-Shirt line of eight styles. Today, Habitat is clothing for real women leading real lives, prioritizing comfort, fit and detail to create unique, modern looks that complement the body and sense of self.

LIV by Habitat, turns artistic inspiration into an artfully designed line, using dynamic fabrics and internationally sourced prints as a canvas to allow the LIV woman to stand out. Named for founder Suzanne Connelly’s daughter Olivia and designed for the inspired, well-traveled woman, LIV weaves premium, form-flattering fabrics, rich colors and art house prints into on-trend silhouettes. In this collection, you’ll discover everything from occasion pieces to stand-out, head to toe looks. Complete with comfort, fit and style.

Hanno Wessel, born in 1965 in the North of Germany, studied at the « Ecole de la chambre syndicale de la couture Parisienne ». Wessel worked in haute couture for 3 years until he launched his own brand HANNOH in 1994.

 His collection had immediate success with buyers and press and the brand’s first collection was sold in shops such as Maria Luisa Paris, Galeries Lafayette, Henri Bendel NY, Charivari NYC,and IF in Soho.

 In 2015, Hanno Wessel founded a new company with experienced luxury manufacturers in Italy, to produce and distribute the brand H+HANNOH WESSEL. H+HANNOH WESSEL is made in Italy, and for the designer himself, Italy is now a second home alongside Paris.

In Bed With You is a Florence based luxury lifestyle label that innovates using traditional production and multi-color vintage inspired prints.  ‘Reversible' is the main word at the base of the brand’s philosophy. Defined by the design principles of exceptional quality and impeccable handmade craftsmanship, yet with a signature refined ease and soul, prints are what makes all their products exceptional.

Giovanni Contrada creates one of a kind, unique garments for anyone willing to put their trust and faith into his vision of them. “Make people feel better about themselves”. “Make things that are timeless”. “Make this world a better place than when I found it”. He makes only three sizes. Sexy, Molto Sexy, and Molto Fucking Sexy

A family owned company started in 2011, and located near Brescia, Italy, Knit Knit is a perfect combination of fit, proportion and volume in a high quality knitwear garment. Styles are unique, innovative, and artistically designed. Made from superior Merino wool in fall/winter and a colorful cotton jersey knitwear collection in spring/summer.

The company’s hallmark is an attentive study of volumes and their role in space expressed through the architectural design of the single piece of clothing. The key words are: constant research. This process regards colors in all their hues, focusing on the re-interpretation of cotton, wool and linen in essential and modern shapes.

The collection’s main concept draws from the combination of top-quality materials with clean design, and is inspired by the focal, historical moments of fashion, theatre and cinema. The perfect balance of taste and class creates a unique and easily recognizable style.

Labo.Art’s production is of the highest “Made in Italy” standards. Its creative headquarters and flagship store are in Milan, where the company was founded. The collection is distributed in the best multi-brand stores all over the world.

Founded 20 years ago by Charleston native Pauline Nakios who named the company after her grandmother Lilla, and originally sought to create the “perfect tee”. Lilla P has grown into a global lifestyle brand. With unfettered details, impeccable fit and timeless styling, these are the flattering and functional pieces you’ll reach for over and over, season after season.

Established in 2012, M.PATMOS designs modern wardrobe staples and sophisticated, textural knitwear meant to be passed down to future generations.

Focused on high quality and minimizing our environmental impact, we’ve worked with small family owned factories and workshops for many years, merging sustainable artisan hand crafted techniques and technology to create beautiful designs in luxurious, natural fibers.

Maelu is an ethical women’s apparel line designed by Meghna Dave in her Portland, Oregon studio and handmade in India using traditional artisan techniques such as block printing, hand weaving and screen printing. We focus on sustainable textiles made with natural fibers and vegetable dyes.

Maelu strives to follow a sustainable business model by not only creating naturally made global textiles but by also making responsible business decisions. Maelu directly supports the artisans in India that block-print the fabric and also donates a portion of all profits directly to www.globalfundforwomen.org, a non-profit foundation supporting the advancement of women's human rights around the world.

Finds inspiration from art, travel, philosophy, and nature. Whether it is a modern painting, a bird resting on a branch, or the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, her jewelry expresses these elements by distilling them to the simplest visual form. She has been called the 'anti-bling' designer because of her understated approach and use of natural materials. Integral to her business is a deep commitment to responsible manufacturing practices, which includes using sustainable elements and non-conflict gemstones to create her handmade jewelry.

Miki Thumb is a fashion label founded and designed by Michela Pollice. The Miki Thumb collection is a small and colorful universe of dresses, shirts, sweaters and accessories which fully express the creativity of their designer.

This label is dedicated to all the contemporary, active and feminine women who feel at ease mixing up simple shapes with a new and eccentric concept of dressing, and each collection expertly combines exclusive bright prints and graphic patterns. The quality and the selection of the materials are key aspects of the manufacture of Miki Thumb, and every piece is proudly made in Italy abiding by the highest standards.

MJW was born in 2015 from Maria Grazia and her two daughters Lorenza and Veronica, both designers.After working in the knitwear field for more than 30 years Maria decided to build her own brand, based on refined yarns and working alongside expert Italian manufacturers. 

The aim is to create a lasting product for everyday life: simple but refined, with the highest quality and everlasting. We are a small, but energetic team composed of both young talent and those with years of knowledge and experience.” All of us believe in a fashion which is slow, lasting and respectful of people and environment. All the people in the team keep the best attention to produce your favorite items”.

"Clothes for Life"... easy but interesting, the details novel, and the fabrics, ones that you can live in! Created by a woman, for a woman, in a company run by women. M Square was created to fill a gap for the woman who does not have a Hollywood body but would like to wear updated and sophisticated clothing. Fashion is what you buy, and style is what you create. Highlighting special fabrics and textures and making them into architectural shapes has given M Square the ability to take the word fashion to the next level of comfort.

In the world of handcrafted textiles, Neeru Kumar is a rare and inspired talent, who has, over the past three decades, pioneered something of a revolution in Indian textiles. Using traditional techniques and indigenous materials, but with constant experimentation and research, Neeru has created a whole new vocabulary in textile design.

 The combination of her unique sensibility, especially in tone and texture, with her profound knowledge of the weaving process and other textile techniques, as well as her commitment to support the craft sector has made such innovation possible.

Through her prodigious output she has generated an exciting and original, extremely contemporary, design palette, while at the same time pushing forward the frontiers of the traditional skills on which her work is based.

Tradition and innovation, ancient and contemporary, east and west, Nimbu was born from this blend in 2003 from an idea of Uberto and Susanna Spaghi and their love for the East and fabrics. Their relationship with India was initiated by Uberto, who in the 70s and 80s explored Indian textile skills and culture, and established relationships of friendship and trust with the suppliers with whom his daughter Susanna continues to work today.

Nimbu began as a line of accessories, and then expanded to become a complete collection. The centuries-old block printing, hand spinning, weaving, and tie-dyeing are just some of the incredible techniques used in the collection. Nimbu is fresh and elegant, simple in lines but rich in rare fabrics and precious embroideries. Nimbu garments are mostly woven, printed and embroidered by hand.

A decades long dream to build an ethical and accountable apparel brand that merges art & design. Paper Temples was born out of the pandemic and the need to create jobs for out of work local seamstresses and knitters in Saint Louis, MO. They were able to build a strong team with the goal of curating clothing that makes an individual feel like an individual. Our mission is to be as renewable, conscientious, and chic as possible.

Giuseppe botto poala, affectionately nicknamed "pin" by his family, established a cashmere mill in 1876 in Valle Mosso in the province of Biella. Skill, craftsmanship and research all converge in the Pin1876" collection, which offers its own take on contemporary sustainable life through the certainty of an authentic and inimitable heritage. Pin1876 is the demonstration that, starting from a simple thread, you can experience unique stories that have “Made in Italy” as a protagonist, the highest expression of a country where the culture of work blends with an innate sense of beauty, harmony and absolute perfection.

A collection of clothes that are a product in themselves, made with a unique "garment pleating" technique where the materials are developed from a single thread and pleats are added after sewing the clothes into shape. Garments are sandwiched between two layers of washi paper, then fed into a heat-press. The pleats remain permanently in the fabric’s “memory”. PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE is the perfect, elegant, yet practical solution for the needs of a modern person, translating effortlessly from work to play to suit their diverse needs.

PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE have developed their own sizing standard which does not translate to traditional sizing charts. The garments by PLEATS PLEASE follow a sizing standard within the length of the garment only and do not differ in width. The reasoning behind this standard is due to the amount of fabric which is used prior to the garment becoming pleated. Therefore only the length differs between sizes with a pitch of 2.5-3cm between each size. Made in Japan

Headquartered in San Francisco's design district, Porto is a women's luxury apparel brand that is locally designed and manufactured. Wonderful stretch fabrics are brought in from Italy, France and Japan, then tailored into effortless chic pieces that take their customers from day to evening. Philosophy: "Made in San Francisco, designed to travel the world".

Made in Seattle and created with sustainable materials like organic cotton, hemp, repreve, and tencel, Prairie Underground is committed to designing modern uniforms that evoke sensuality in daily self-expression. Most garments are industrially dyed in Los Angeles using tertiary recycled water and fiber reactive dyes, the most environmentally-conscious large volume dye process to date. Mixing feminine silhouettes with utilitarian details that are timeless yet updated with a modern twist, "We resist the carelessness of fast fashion and the concept of disposable apparel that causes a profuse amount of pollution and waste. Our clothing is constructed to withstand the duties of an active lifestyle with nobility that makes them worthy of preservation or handed off to a second user”. Made in the U.S.A

Rebecca Brenner is a 1984 graduate of Rhode Island School of Design with an MFA in jewelry design. She is currently making fine jewelry in 14k and 18k gold using unique and precious gemstones. Rebecca’s designs celebrate color and the harmonious interplay of hues found in nature. She sources stones of unconventional shapes to create her one-of-a-kind pieces, including earrings, necklaces and baubles. With a commitment to timelessness, her work exudes individuality reflecting her artistic vision and commitment to craftsmanship.

Rita Row was born in Figueres (Girona) in June 2013 and is made up of its two halves, Imma Serra and Xènia Semis. Our team is mainly made up of women. Together, we feel that everything is possible. We are hardworking and passionate, and we love living and working in our hometown, near the sea. Everything we design, we do it thinking of the women who inspire us. Rita likes comfort, quality, and unique clothing. She is a modern, hard-working, sensitive to details, and free woman. At Rita Row, we feel and promote commitment to the proximity and quality industry. This is a project with an integral soul, which combines tradition, conscience, design, and exclusivity. We want to offer a new generation of quality apparel for women looking for distinctive clothing. Ethical living. Ethical and Sustainable Production. Responsible trade.

All our garments are manufactured between Spain and Portugal, ethically produced, and people who work in the textile production chain have access to a fair wage, security, and decent working conditions. Our team has developed close and long-term working relationships with factories, we consider each employee in the supply chain as a member of the Rita Row team. The threads and fabrics all come from Europe (Spain, Italy, and France) and most of our fabrics have certificates. We try to keep our supply chain as sustainable as possible, our goal is to achieve fair, safe, and healthy conditions throughout the whole chain, we prioritize the ethical process and products with recycled and ecological content to minimize environmental impact. We are in favor of trends that contribute to implementing values in a society that is willing to consume more consciously. It is not an impossible mission, we just need all of us to take a responsible and ethical attitude towards fashion.

Buy less, choose well, and make it last.

We have more control over how we dress than at any time in history. In some ways it’s an incredible accomplishment; a sophisticated global mechanism providing creativity and self-expression to the world.

In almost every other way it’s a disaster. We’re wasteful beyond comprehension. We’re harming the planet in potentially irreversible ways. We buy, wear a couple times, then discard. 

Road to Nowhere exists in opposition to this attitude. We design pieces that shore up the insatiable demand for more. Sustainable staples meant to join you wherever you’re headed, not sit in a closet - or worse, a landfill.

It’s our goal to help you reclaim this control. And whenever it’s possible, to dress responsibly. 

-Sasha and Justin

UQNATU (ook-NAH-too) a denim-inspired garment collection designed in Brooklyn, produced in Queens by Laura Foos. The material: substantial, forthright, unpretentious. The cut: comfortable, versatile, elegant. The style: simple, classic, clean, ccessible, durable, purposeful. 

Foos hails from a small Ohio farm, where she learned traditional domestic arts: sewing, embroidery and quilting. As a teenager, she represented Sandusky County at the Ohio State Fair. After college,

Foos worked at the Museum of Modern Art and the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Inspired by pure form, design and function, Foos pursued pattern-making studies, and apprenticed with (or worked for) Isabel Toledo, Hussein Chalayan, Dries Van Noten and John Bartlett. Later Foos designed several categories for women and men at the Gap, often using utilitarian cotton fabrics.

After gaining experience in the role of assistant to the designer Issey Miyake in Japan, Yoshihisa (Yoshi) Kondo moved to Paris, France. There, Yoshi founded his eponymous high end women’s wear brand in 1993. Catering to a contemporary and fashion forward market and showcasing his own personal style with each collection. Yoshi continues to exhibit his collections in New York and Paris. 

Made in America: We are passionate about making our socks here in Fort Payne, Alabama and we also care deeply about where our raw materials come from. Our organic cotton is grown, spun and dyed in the U.S. and we know who we’re working with every step of the way. Our cotton farmers and yarn spinners are kind, hard-working people in West Texas and North Carolina — which means our socks are born and bred in the South. Partnering with folks right here at home allows us to ensure our socks are some of the most comfortable, durable, and environmentally friendly socks around

Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, just west of the Little River Canyon, you’ll find Fort Payne, Alabama — the former “Sock Capital of the World.” The once-booming hosiery industry of Fort Payne was hit hard in the early 2000s when most textile manufacturing moved off-shore. At zkano, we are honored to continue Fort Payne's rich sock making tradition at our family mill.