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As a token of our appreciation for your patronage, we are pleased to announce that shipping charges for domestic shipments are now permanently free, except for sale items. Thank you for your continued support of boutiqueW.

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m.a+

Maurizio Amadi, the designer of m.a+ (M-A Cross), participated in a project that included the development and technical aspects of Linea Sartoria with Maurizio Altieri at C-DIEM (Carpe Diem), and was responsible for the substantial technical aspects of the project. His own label, launched in 2006, is carried in top shops around the world due to its quality and originality, and has expanded beyond just clothing to include shoes, bags, and accessories.

MARC LE BIHAN

MARC LE BIHAN's pieces, all produced in his atelier, are a sophisticated collection of vintage and deadstock remakes and handmade finishes. The core of our manufacturing is the pursuit of formative beauty by modifying prototypes by modelists, such as dyeing, boiling, and salt shrinking. His unique style, which is not bound by preconceived notions, is an unchanging worldview that is unrivaled.

Aleksandr Manamis

Aleksandr Manamis, which started in 2007 and is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a somewhat veiled brand whose designer is not disclosed.

By using highly exclusive fabrics and producing almost all of the collection in our atelier, we create a unique world view of craft and handmade products. The attention to detail in each stitching, button, lining, and parts is what attracts so many people.

Leon Emanuel Blanck

Designer Leon Emanuel Blanck always creates original collections based on the concept of "ANFRACTUOUS DISTORTION" and uses three-dimensional pattern work that is different from regular patterns. The left-right asymmetrical formation sets it apart from mere asymmetry and creates a unique worldview.

GUIDI

GUIDI, an Italian leather tannery with over 100 years of history, launched the GUIDI collection as a project in 2005. The collection, which began with hand-dyeing, has continued to evolve and is now mostly object-dyed (product dyed), and the unique texture and sense of presence that results from the use of this process has established the brand as a rare and unrivaled brand of shoes and bags.