Today, we are adding a new piece to the puzzle that constitutes our identity and vision: ‘sustainability’. In a world afflicted by continuous population growth, we cannot turn away from the problems. Natural resources are dwindling, and essentials like water may become inaccessible to many. Seas and rivers are polluted by trash, often produced by items purchased at low prices and discarded hastily and carelessly. Fast fashion is becoming a plague for our oceans, with mountains of low-quality clothing produced on a large scale and ending up in landfills after only a few uses, sometimes even unsold at the end of a season. Only an education in conscious consumerism can stem this issue. That’s why we have decided to reduce the quantity of our production, limiting it to what is truly demanded, and furthermore, to advocate for bespoke production, tailored and desired by specific consumers. We have increased quality to ensure a longer lifespan for our products and minimized machine processing, favoring handcrafted techniques to reduce energy waste. This sustainable and exclusive production, targeting the few, can nonetheless benefit many worldwide, aiding our planet in healing its wounds.