OLIVER CHURCH
Based in Paris Designer Oliver Church from New Zealand.
After gaining experience with various brands in London and Paris, he currently has a small atelier in a corner of Paris.
Most of the steps in making the clothes are done by Oliver himself, and the collars and buttonholes are hand-sewn.
The fabrics we use are mainly deadstock made in France that are 50 to 120 years old, and the buttons and other items are old items purchased from flea markets and vintage dealers.
Oliver's clothes are carefully made one by one over time, and while incorporating modern sensibilities, they still have the smell of clothes from the good old days.
After gaining experience with various brands in London and Paris, he currently has a small atelier in a corner of Paris.
Most of the steps in making the clothes are done by Oliver himself, and the collars and buttonholes are hand-sewn.
The fabrics we use are mainly deadstock made in France that are 50 to 120 years old, and the buttons and other items are old items purchased from flea markets and vintage dealers.
Oliver's clothes are carefully made one by one over time, and while incorporating modern sensibilities, they still have the smell of clothes from the good old days.
