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(About Vesper)
Ten pieces a season, and a fitting room
Ten pieces, not a hundred
One blazer, one gown, one cape. If a piece does not do something the other nine cannot, it does not get made — which is why the range is short and why nothing in it is filler.
Cut to the panel
Prints are printed per size so the repeat lands where it should, and the pleating is done by hand. It is slower, it costs more, and it is the reason two of the same size are not identical.
Altered for life
Every piece can be taken in, let out or re-hemmed at our cost through the atelier, for as long as you own it. A garment that fits is worn; one that nearly fits is not.
(Reviews)
What people say after the third wear
“The gown has one seam in it and I still cannot work out how it stays up. I have worn it to three things and nobody has seen the same dress twice.”
Ines M.
Verified buyer
“They took the blazer in at the shoulder for nothing, a year after I bought it. That is the reason I came back for the trouser.”
Priya N.
Verified buyer
“Bought the neckpiece expecting to wear it once. It is the thing I reach for most, and it has not tarnished in eighteen months.”
Claudia R.
Verified buyer
(Questions)
Sizing, alterations, delivery and returns
If it is not answered here, speak to the atelier — a person replies, usually the same day.
The blazer and bomber are cut oversized and the blouson is cropped — each page says whether to size down. Every page also gives the model's height and the size she is wearing, plus garment length in centimetres rather than only XS to XL.
Return it free within thirty days, or keep it and have it altered at our cost. Taking in a shoulder or re-hemming a trouser is usually faster than a return and a re-order, and it is free for as long as you own the piece.
Four weeks from order, with one fitting at the atelier included. It is limited to thirty pieces a season — when the run is gone it does not come back in the same colour.
Yes, worldwide, with duties paid at checkout. Nothing is owed on arrival, including to the US and post-Brexit EU.
Because it is hand-pleated in foil-laminated cloth, which creases permanently by design. Do not press it. Every one falls differently and that is the finish, not a fault.
It is lacquered, so not in normal wear. Remove it before water. If the lacquer wears through after a few years the atelier will re-lacquer it, at cost.
Fewer pieces.
Worn on purpose.
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