Cotton is a natural fibre valued for its breathability, softness and durability. Comfortable across a wide range of climates, it is one of the most widely used fibres in clothing and can be woven into fabrics ranging from crisp poplin to soft jersey.

Crepe describes a family of fabrics characterised by a subtly grainy, pebbled or crinkled surface and a generally fluid drape. It can vary considerably in weight, opacity and composition.

Founded in New York in 1999 by Ulla Johnson, the brand is known for combining New York ease with influences from the designer's travels and a strong emphasis on craftsmanship. Its collections are characterised by feminine silhouettes, intricate details, embroidery and distinctive prints, with natural fibres forming a consistent foundation of the brand's designs.