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A small label, a short catalogue, three drops a year.

JUJU accessories arranged on a concrete plinth
Hardware — Drop 003

JUJU is a small label with a short catalogue. We make one good version of a thing rather than four variations of it, and we would rather put nothing out in a season than put out a piece we cannot defend on the hanger.

Noise is cheap. A print, a guest logo, a colourway named after a city — all of it is easier than getting a shoulder seam to sit right. We spend the effort where it does not show in a photograph: weight, drape, the way a hood holds its shape after a winter of being pulled up.

Quality here is unglamorous. Ribbing that recovers. Twin-needle hems. Seam allowance you could let out. Compact-spun jersey that softens instead of thinning, and hardware that dulls rather than flakes. We prototype a piece until it stops irritating us, and only then do we make it.

We cut in small runs and we do not restock. Each drop is made to a number we can stand behind, then closed. Today the catalogue holds seven pieces. When a run is finished it is finished — no second printing, no quiet re-release, no end-of-line discount to clear the rest.

All of it is built to be worn hard. Nothing in the range is meant to be kept for good: the dye holds, the fleece keeps its loft, and the parts that do age are the parts that should. A piece of ours that looks used has done exactly what it was made for.

Principles

Material

Heavyweight cotton, coated nylon and matte hardware, chosen by weight and by hand rather than off a cost sheet.

Make

Cut and sewn close to the studio, in workshops we visit, at a pace that lets us reject a run instead of shipping it.

Restraint

Small numbers, no restocks, nothing added to a garment to make it look interesting — we would rather be sold out than everywhere.


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