Stories from the house.
Notes on style, craft and the considered life — written from our bench in Chicago, cut with British refinement.
How to build a 10-piece capsule wardrobe.
A considered wardrobe isn't about owning less for its own sake — it's about owning the right things. Here's how to build a foundation that carries you from a Monday desk to a midnight flight.
A weekend in Portofino, packed in a single bag.
Two nights on the Ligurian coast, one carry-on, and a lesson in packing with intention. What earns its place when every piece has to work twice as hard.
The house code: on the quiet art of tailoring.
A jacket is architecture you can wear. Inside the Ribquinn approach to cut, cloth, and the small details that separate the considered from the ordinary.
In the atelier: the art of considered craft.
Where the work is slow on purpose. A look at the hands and hours behind pieces made to last — and why patience is the rarest material of all.
Materials that last: our case for buying less, better.
The most sustainable garment is the one you already own. On natural fibres, honest sourcing, and designing pieces you'll want to keep for a decade.