ATELIER NOIR · The fabric edit
Texture,
considered.
Get to know the materials in your wardrobe, then care for each piece according to its garment label.
The current collection
Different textures.
One wardrobe.
Cotton shirts and tees, a fine merino layer, wool-blend tailoring and a silk-blend dress bring different textures into the same quiet palette.
Explore everyday essentials01 / Everyday foundations
Cotton.
A familiar starting point for shirts, tees and relaxed layers.
The Essential Shirt and Everyday Tee are listed as organic cotton. The Relaxed Overshirt is cotton, and the Relaxed Trouser is a cotton blend. Exact compositions and any certification details must be confirmed per product.
Before cleaning
Check the label for washing temperature, drying instructions and ironing settings. A cotton blend may need different treatment from another cotton garment.
Read the cotton care notes02 / A fine-knit layer
Merino.
The Fine Knit Sweater in oat.
This knit adds another texture to white, stone and charcoal combinations. Use its product information and garment label for the exact composition and approved care method.
Before cleaning
Do not assume the knit is machine washable. Follow its label for cleaning and drying, and avoid any method the label prohibits.
Explore the knitwear story03 / Considered tailoring
Wool & blends.
Black tailoring and charcoal trousers.
The Form Tailored Jacket is listed as a wool blend; the Straight Trouser is listed as wool. The final fiber percentages and construction details should be checked in the information for each piece.
Before cleaning
Refer to the garment label before washing, pressing or arranging professional cleaning. The shell fabric, lining and garment structure may require a particular method.
Discover the tailored jacket04 / An ivory silhouette
Silk blends.
The Column Dress in ivory.
The Column Dress is listed as a silk blend. Its exact composition, finish and care requirements need to be confirmed in the final product specifications.
Before cleaning
Check the label before using water, stain treatments or heat. Do not infer that a silk-blend piece can be washed or ironed in the same way as another garment.
Explore the women's editSmall habits, considered
Care starts with the label.
General reminders to use alongside the instructions for your particular garment.
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Read before washing.
Check the permitted method, temperature and any restrictions. Treat the garment’s instructions as the guide.
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Dry thoughtfully.
Use the drying method stated on the label. Let the piece dry fully before putting it away.
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Store with care.
Choose storage that supports the garment’s shape. Keep your wardrobe clean and dry, and check pieces before the next wear.
A clearer view
Material questions.
What the current product information does—and does not—confirm.
Where can I find the exact fiber composition?
The current demo provides material names and blend descriptions. Exact fiber percentages must come from the product supplier and be added to each product page.
Are material certifications available?
No certification documents or verified sourcing details have been supplied for this demo. An organic cotton label in the catalogue does not establish a specific third-party certification.
Can these care notes replace the garment label?
No. These are general reminders. Always follow the care instructions for the specific piece, including any cleaning, drying or pressing restrictions.
Know your piece
Need more detail?
Ask about a specific product’s composition or care requirements.