Silk velvet blazer
Silk velvet with French seams. Shorter in the body, longer in the sleeve.
Silk velvet, crêpe de chine and separates that trade a rigid dress code for drape.
Six pieces from this season, each made in a run of forty or fewer.
Silk velvet with French seams. Shorter in the body, longer in the sleeve.
Crêpe de chine with hand-finished facings. True to size, cut for everyday wear.
Silk charmeuse with French seams. Relaxed through the body, true at the shoulder.
Silk velvet with hand-finished facings. Fitted but never tight.
Crêpe de chine with French seams. Cut a half-size roomier for layering.
Silk charmeuse with hand-finished facings. Pre-shrunk, so it still fits after washing.
Velours publishes one range per season and keeps it in stock until the silk velvet runs out. No drops that vanish, no restock you have to chase.
The Crêpe de chine blouse arrived in two days and the silk velvet is heavier than I expected for the price. I have washed it four times and it has not changed shape.
I bought the Velvet trouser, wide after months of looking. The French seams is the detail that sold me — it does not feel like anything else I own.
Sizing was exactly as the chart said. The crêpe de chine is soft without being delicate, and the hand-finished facings holds up to a week of wear.
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