Atlas™

Atlas takes its name from the mountains that run the spine of Morocco — the range whose weavers have carried this visual language for generations. The jacket reworks that heritage into a contemporary silhouette: a piece made to be worn in a city that still remembers where it came from.

Cut, sewn and finished by hand in a small Moroccan atelier. The pattern sits in the cloth itself, not printed on top. Hardware is hand-set. Slight irregularities are expected — the signature of a piece made by a person, not a machine.

Hand-loomed cotton jacquard, woven in a small workshop near Marrakech. The weave carries a natural slub and a soft, substantial weight that settles with wear. Because each length is made on a traditional loom, tone and density vary subtly from piece to piece.

The diamonds, zigzags and eight-point stars are drawn from Amazigh (Berber) textile motifs — geometry historically woven into Moroccan cloth as marks of protection and identity. On Atlas they are composed as a single, balanced pattern rather than a repeat.