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Late May in the garden is unreal.

Marking the beginning of summer with a special seasonal edit - available through the long weekend. ☀️

A spring walk through Hoyt Arboretum.

One of my favorite places to come when I need a reset, a little inspiration, or simply some time outside. Just minutes from downtown Portland, the arboretum feels like stepping into another world, far removed from the city.

Places like this always remind me how much the natural world shapes the way I see color, texture, and form. From towering redwoods to rain-soaked trails, every part of the landscape feels layered and alive.

If you’re going to do florals, do them like this. 🌼

Daisy Jacquard Linen is subtle yet striking, with texture that catches the eye before color does.

A floral pattern that goes with everything, shown here in the Forage Jacket.

Made to order isn’t just a timeline - it’s a different way of making clothes.

Here are three things to know about our made-to-order process.

A lot of people ask why we choose to make things slowly. I get it - we all love instant gratification.

But this approach means less waste, more intention, and pieces that are actually made to last, with less impact on the planet.

This time of year, I’m slowly transitioning my wardrobe from winter to spring.

Our garden sachets are made for drawers, closets, and the pieces you can’t wait to come back to next season.

Filled with natural cedar to help repel pests and keep fabrics fresh, accented with dried rose petals and lavender from my home garden.

Proper storage is an important part of the life of a garment - how it’s cared for matters just as much as how it’s worn.

Meet the Marée Hat - our take on a classic sailor silhouette. A playful new style for spring, available in three limited edition fabrics.