From the Journal · Provenance
From Angora, with Mohair
How a goat from the hills around Ankara ended up clothing the gentlemen of Bradford.
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Your own tamga
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Autumn / Winter MMXXVI · Issue Nº 02
The Eastern
Road
From Kars tweed to Bosphorus velvet: a wardrobe cut for winter, made to be worn for thirty years and then handed down.
Chapter II · The Plateau
Plateau Knitwear
Motifs borrowed from Sivas kilims, a heavy Hemşin roll neck.
Outerwear
Cut for the snow
Heavy herringbone tweed, double-faced melton and shearling. No membranes, only cloth.
A tamga was the mark a Turkic clan pressed into wax, stitched into felt and cut into stone. It said: this is ours, and it was made to last.
The FoundersNişantaşı, İstanbul
The Permanent Collection
Clothes that don't go out of date
The World of TAMGA
New arrivals, accessories and reading from the journal
Monogramming
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