
We don't design collections. We collect what the street already made and paste it back together.
Every run is cut once, printed twice, numbered by hand. When it's gone, the wall gets a new layer — we never peel the old ones off.
— Mara & Théo, founders
The whole label runs off one cutting table. Visits by appointment during drop weeks — bring your old pieces, we patch them for free.
New drops are announced on the mailing list first, 48 hours before the wall gets postered.
An off-grid editorial collage system. Every section is a pinned composition — rotated photographs, tape, stickers and handwritten notes — settling into place as you scroll. The rest grammar (heading strips, the manifesto) stays strictly aligned so the chaos reads as intent.
paper
--paper · #EFEDE8paper-deep
--paper-deep · #E4E1D8ink
--ink · #181818ink-soft
--ink-soft · #4A4843ink-dim
--ink-dim · #8C897Fpink
--pink · #FF5CA8pink-deep
--pink-deep · #E63E8Cwhite
--white · #FBFAF7Display — Bebas Neue · headings, drop names, buttons
THREE RUNS, NO RESTOCK
Body — Darker Grotesque 500–700 · text, specs
Every run is cut once, printed twice, numbered by hand.
Hand — Caveat 600 · annotations, prices, captions
cut, copy, paste, wear ↗
Two moves only, both in the collage grammar. Scroll-settle: pieces drop into
their pose when a board enters the viewport (reversible, staggered ~120ms, ease
cubic-bezier(.22,.61,.36,1)). Pick-up: hovering a piece straightens it to 0° and lifts it
above the stack. Both disabled under prefers-reduced-motion.
Every color above ships as a CSS custom property (--paper, --ink,
--pink…) on :root, mirrored in design.md for AI agents. Piece placement is driven by
per-element variables: --x --y --w --r (pose) and --sr --d (settle offset & delay).