Three new patterns are here: Leonie Pants + Shorts, Mira Skirt, and Sawyer Tee!

I’ve been thinking about this little collection as a group of everyday clothes that are genuinely easy to wear, but still feel considered. Pieces you can pull on without thinking too hard about them, that are comfortable enough for real life, and that still look like you meant to get dressed.

They’re also designed to work together. Sawyer with Leonie. Sawyer with Mira. Leonie and Mira mixed with the things you already own.

Leonie Pants + Shorts

Leonie started with the loose, roomy proportions of martial arts trousers. I loved the freedom of movement and the volume through the leg, and wanted to translate that feeling into something very wearable for everyday life. Essentially, I wanted the comfort I expect from a pair of sweats, but in a silhouette that feels much more intentional.

Leonie has an easy pull-on waistband, an optional drawstring, roomy side-seam pockets, and plenty of volume through the leg. The pattern includes both full-length pants and shorts.

They’re relaxed. They’re comfortable. But the proportions are deliberate, which is an important distinction to me.

Mira Skirt

Mira is very much Leonie’s cousin. It started with the same idea: I wanted something incredibly easy to pull on and comfortable to live in, without ever feeling sloppy. But where Leonie leans into intentional volume, Mira pulls that volume back.

There is still plenty of ease for movement and comfort, but the silhouette is deliberately more restrained and refined. I wanted it to skim rather than overwhelm, with just enough shape to feel relaxed while still looking considered.

Mira has an elasticated waistband with an optional drawstring, genuinely deep pockets, and an intentionally deep hem that gives such a simple skirt a little more weight and polish.

It’s easy to throw on. It just doesn’t look like you threw something on.

Sawyer Tee

And then there’s Sawyer: the everyday tee I wanted to wear with both of them.

Sawyer sits in that middle ground I’m always looking for in a T-shirt - not fitted, not oversized. It has an easy shape, very slightly dropped shoulders, a crew neckline, and your choice of short or long sleeves.

Fabric choice can shift the personality quite a bit. A stable cotton jersey gives Sawyer a cleaner, more structured silhouette, while something softer and more fluid creates a noticeably drapier version.

I also wanted the neckline finish to work with the fabric you choose, so Sawyer includes two neckband options: one drafted for self fabric and stable knits, and one for stretchier fabrics like rib knit. That means you can use matching ribbing when you have it, or keep the whole tee in one fabric when you don’t.

It is, quite simply, a really useful T-shirt.

Made to live in your wardrobe

None of these patterns are intended to be statement pieces that only work in one very specific outfit. They’re building blocks. Wear Leonie with Sawyer and sneakers. Put a blazer over Mira. Make Sawyer in a beautiful merino. Make Leonie in linen and live in them all summer. They’re meant to move easily between the rest of the clothes in your wardrobe.

Leonie Pants + Shorts, Mira Skirt, and Sawyer Tee are available now.

Enjoy 15% off Leonie, Mira, and Sawyer during launch through August 23, 2026. The discount ends at 11:59 p.m. MT (Calgary time).