COMMON HOURS partners with the most prestigious fabric mills and the most notable artisans and specialists the world over, working with rare, interesting and high-quality materials.
We have worked with heritage houses Maison Hurel in France, Saiei Orimono in Japan and Bonaudo in Italy to supply its fabrications for our first collection. These included the most refined French silk, the softest Italian leather, and the word's thinnest silk, translucent 'fairy feather’.
For our second offering, COMMON HOURS has continued to work with Maison Hurel and Maison Bucol, an illustrious fabric mill established in the 19th Century in France and owned by the Hermès Group. For its bespoke placement prints, COMMON HOURS has collaborated with both a prestigious printing mill in Como, Italy (who have realised iconic motifs for Dries Van Noten, Versace and Alexander McQueen), as well as Maison Bucol, who also specialise in fine printing.
For our third collection, COMMON HOURS commenced a partnership with the illustrious Italian mill Bonnotto. Fabric development has expanded to include custom flocking, dip-dyed and yarn-dyed fabrications.
Currently under development for our fourth offering, COMMON HOURS has collaborated with velvet specialists and living heritage house Bouton Renaud, as well as Piacenza, a notable mill specialising in wool, cashmere, printing and jacquard, who supply for all major international luxury houses.
