There isn’t a single name behind Atelier Marinière.
There are people.
People who came from different places,
but see things the same way when the light falls just right.

There’s someone who moves through Paris like it’s home—
not out of nostalgia,
but because some ideas only catch you there.
They follow him through the streets.
He brings them back,
puts them in order with the calm of someone who knows
what’s worth keeping
and what deserves to be let go.

There’s someone who speaks through shapes and colors.
They don’t collect objects.
They surround themselves with things that have lived enough
to stay quiet.
A lamp that feels right.
A belt worn in the exact spot.
A blue box that looks like nothing—
but that’s where everything begins.

There’s someone from Venice,
from a place where you don’t learn a craft—
it’s handed down to you.
They recognise a good yarn at the first touch
and sit at the loom with the steady rhythm
of someone who never forces their hand.

There’s someone who’s lived more lives than they can tell.
You see it in their eyes.
Every image they create
is a piece of the world they didn’t want to lose.

And there’s someone who works between algorithms and intuition,
with the same precision as winding an old mechanical watch—
doing it simply for the pleasure of the gesture.

Around them, a small constellation of friends.
People who don’t need to be persuaded.
People who know how to recognise value when it passes by,
even when it passes in silence.

That’s where our pieces begin.
From carefully chosen yarns,
from hands that know what they’re doing,
from looms that never rush.
We make 99 pieces every three months.
Not to be rare—
but because we have no interest in filling the world
with things no one needs.

Beauty lives in choices, not in how many.
In quiet reassurance, not in applause.
In the eyes of someone who notices,
not in the noise around them.

Making less gives us two luxuries:
the time to do things well,
and the certainty that every piece will find
the person it belongs to.
No stock.
No sales.
No shortcuts.

Most people will think it’s just a striped shirt.
And that’s perfect.