Women
This is the M.I.G. women's selection. Designers chosen for how they approach cut, cloth, and construction. Séfr makes tailored pieces with rigorous pattern drafting and proportion. Gabriela Coll Garments builds pattern cut garments in small runs, each one treated as a complete object. Rier works with colour and proportion in ways that feel both considered and direct. Maryam Nassir Zadeh designs shoes with the same precision applied to her clothing. Markaware brings Japanese pattern-cutting practice to structured pieces. Namacheko, Commission, mfpen, and Ssstein round the selection. Independent design practices. Long-term thinking applied to each season. The editing is narrow by intention. Cut matters. The fit sits close and tapered through most pieces, though some run straighter. Cloth matters. Natural fibres chosen for durability and how they develop with wear. Construction matters. Seams are finished cleanly. Hems hold their shape. Closures are sourced for reliability. Pieces are built on the assumption they will be kept. Worn hard. Layered through seasons. A shift can work under a jacket or worn open on its own. A dress sits well with a coat over it. Proportion is considered from shoulder to hem. Most pieces are cut for a fitted or semi-fitted body. The collection is narrow by category, comprehensive by philosophy. Fewer pieces overall, each held to a standard. Sizes and quantities are limited by design.
