Collection Three is a conversation on labour and leisure. The collection draws from the language of workwear, office uniforms, and the rituals of corporate culture—those ubiquitous codes of power dressing and professional polish. Pinstripes, pressed creases, and utilitarian fabrics are reimagined with irony and affection, reminding us that the tools of conformity can also be instruments of play.

The juxtaposition of formality and whimsy recalls the work of modern masters who questioned structure and freedom—translated here through clashes of silhouette, texture, and proportion. Familiar archetypes of office attire are reframed: the suit slack becomes sculptural, the shirt transforms into statement, and the tie untethers into ornament.

Prints echo boardroom chrome and desk paperweights under fluorescent light. The collection moves from dawn to after-hours, tracing the liminal space between performance and authenticity, ambition and repose.