Women's Hand-Embroidered Cotton Long Smoking Shirt

Women's Hand-Embroidered Cotton Long Smoking ShirtCharles Sblines appreciation of boxer shorts and smoking shirts goes way back to the time he spent working at Yves Saint Laurents atelier during the late 90s. He continues to honour this today through designs such as this piece that feel lifted straight from a French Riviera fantasy. Instead of his signature sprightly stripes, he casts black thread embroidery as the contrasting detail against crisp white cotton poplin.

It has a unique patina that’s designed to get better with age – keep it in the family to see for yourself

This Berlin ballpoint – named for the city where the studio is based – is hand-turned from bog oak wood

as they’re otherwise known) on the exterior

Gerbino was heavily influenced by neriage – a Japanese technique where coloured clay is stacked and sliced to reveal a pattern that can be used as an applied decoration

the Armance vide poche being a consummate example

Its purpose is clear

this square tray takes an everyday object to new heights with Fornasetti's offbeat

with scattered fragments achieved with koboshi – a form of the shibori technique where complex shapes are bound

The versatile colourway and soft scalloped edging complements a variety of table settings - use it to serve everything from confit potatoes

Giberto utilises the ancient rigà-menà technique to create the two-tone effect of this hand-blown tumbler

made from stoneware clay with a rustic

Every piece is handcrafted at the family workshop in Bilbao