Faraway began with a question: what would a collection look like if it started not from trend reports but from the kind of beauty that only exists at the edges of the world? Built from research trips, mill visits, and conversations with artisans whose techniques are rarely seen outside their region.
Full creative direction from concept through production — palette development, sustainable fabric sourcing across five countries, photoshoot art direction, and styling. Every decision made with the intention of producing something that lasts a lifetime.
Research began with colour — a palette drawn from natural dyes, mineral pigments, and the tones of landscapes far from a studio.
Fabrics sourced from mills in India, Italy, and Japan — each selected for quality, provenance, and the relationship behind them.
Art directed the full photoshoot — casting, location, styling, and shot list. The brief: clothes that belong somewhere real.
Fabrics and artisan work sourced across India, Mexico, Italy, France, and Japan — each partnership built on a direct relationship with the maker, not an intermediary.
Every textile traceable. Every maker paid fairly. Sustainable sourcing as a design constraint, not a marketing claim.