BORN IN NEW YORK CITY — SHAPED BY EUROPE
Made in New York City’s Garment District, from fabrics sourced in Europe, tailored and as considered inside as out.
NEW YORK — ADYÉR is intimate apparel designed from the body out. Each piece is made to order, in a limited run, and made to be kept. Exceptional materials, craftsmanship and the artisans behind them come first.
KEEPING THE CRAFT ALIVE
ADYÉR goes to the source — the makers who know their craft best.
The Garment District has dressed New York City for more than a century. ADYÉR is made here, with the makers who carry its craft forward.
The lace bears the Dentelle de Calais-Caudry label. It is made on Leavers looms in the towns that have produced it for nearly two centuries. Silk, cashmere, linen and cotton come from European mills chosen for their expertise above all.
Heritage is where the work begins. ADYÉR works with mills finding new uses for silk, explores new compositions of fiber and pairs materials in ways intimate apparel rarely sees.
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ADYÉR ä-dī-ˈyā proper noun
: a nod to heritage and one’s beginnings woven with the authenticity of being oneself
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“New York City — where the people, the energy and the juxtaposition of polish and grit give me the freedom to be myself.”
— AIMÉE
A SHARED LANGUAGE
Every piece of ADYÉR carries more than its fibers and seams.
Each is made with a care that brings people together across languages and oceans, makers on different continents and the women who go on to wear it.
What they share is understood in any language. Together, they are a community, and every piece is part of it.
“I’m drawn to shape, proportion and styles from decades past — even if I’m the only one who appreciates the subtle details. I take what resonates and make it my own.”
— AIMÉE
MADE TO ORDER, IN LIMITED RUNS
Each piece is chosen from the collection in her size, then made to order.
Pieces are made in limited runs once orders are placed. Fabric is cut only for pieces already spoken for, a way of working that helps reduce fabric waste.
Each is made at the pace good craft requires, to be cared for and kept.
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The Journey
Visits to the ateliers and museums where craft is kept alive.
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For inquiries and private appointments, write to the atelier.
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Photographs by Simone Fiorini