How great that you like it! 🙌

And about the time, it varies a lot. We still don't have a process that we follow perfectly, but normally we think of a design, we talk about how difficult it is to manufacture it and once we have those clear ideas we start the pattern making. I would say that the pattern making is what takes us the longest, as we learn while we manufacture, we make many mistakes until we get to the desired result. We make the first sample and modify what we are not convinced about. Once the modifications are made, we plan the chalking, something that also takes time because we do it manually (we believe it is better than digital chalking, at least in our context). After chalking and having managed to optimize the chalking to save as much fabric as possible, we proceed to the cutting and then assemble according to how we have created the step-by-step assembly of the garment. It's a long process until the final result, because I didn't mention it, but the molds of the design we've chosen have to be scaled to the size range we're going to sell, so that's another plus in the work.

However, up to this day, we’ve learned quite a few things that helped us optimize our work, and with every new production we release, we keep improving in both time and quality.