OG Quilted Bomber
Diamond-quilted nylon · gold-pass monogram back piece · brass hardware. Midnight / Olive / Noir.
The OG Collection
Every mark on a Ripaware garment begins as an original handstyle. Then it’s embroidered, never printed. Every run is capped before it opens. When a drop closes, it never reopens.
The House Mark
The monogram and the handstyle are drawn by hand, then redrawn for every surface they land on. Velvet, canvas, walnut, concrete, leather, denim and corduroy each take a different thread weight, outline and fill so the mark reads at the same strength on all of them.
The Mark · Est. 2024
The monogram is drawn once, by hand. Then it's executed three ways: cast in brass for the pin, built in thread at full chest scale, burned into full-grain leather. If a piece doesn't carry the R on the chest, the lining or the zip-pull, it doesn't leave the studio.
Colour Study
The mark is redrawn for every ground it sits on. Thread weight, outline and fill all shift so it holds the same optical strength on velvet as on raw denim, cast brass or full-grain leather. Nothing is scaled and reused.
The Studio
Everything starts on the bench: the block, the fabric, the patch, the colourway called on the spot. Nothing leaves until the mark sits right on it.
The Collection
Five chapters, five ways a piece is felt before it’s seen twice. Each chapter carries the same original lettering: script, monogram and the quiet R, built in thread.
Chapter 01
Handstyle first. The script throwie and the blackletter monogram are drawn by hand, then rebuilt stitch-by-stitch at full chest scale. Legible across a street, unmistakable across a room.
Script · Monogram · Quiet RChapter 02
Built for headphones-on hours. The woven-strap beanie seats over-ears cleanly; ribbed cuffs and bonded seams keep everything silent when you move. No rustle, no squeak. City static only.
Woven beanie · Bonded seamsChapter 03
Run a thumb over the chest mark: 9,140 stitches, 11 colours, 2 passes. Raised satin-stitch over 480 gsm loopback fleece, quilted nylon, wool melton and leather. Thread, never ink.
480 gsm loopback · Raised embroideryChapter 04
Every piece ships in a cedar-lined box with a lavender wash card. Garment-dyed, enzyme-washed, aired. It smells like something kept, not something shipped.
Cedar box · Lavender cardChapter 05
The whole point. Cut for late markets, first trains and long nights. Pieces that read considered without asking for attention. Taste is the sense you can’t fake.
The full capsuleThe OG Collection · Standing range
The standing range. Enquire for what is on the rail right now.
Diamond-quilted nylon · gold-pass monogram back piece · brass hardware. Midnight / Olive / Noir.
Full-grain leather wallets, cast keyrings, enamel pin set, embossed slides. Individually numbered.
Drop 001 · Sign up for first access
The monogram rebuilt in 7,200 stitches of acid-green thread on blackout nylon and forest fleece. One bomber, one hoodie, one beanie, one corduroy cap. Capped, then never again.
Drop 001 is not open yet. No date is promised until the run exists. Sign up and you get first access on the day it opens, ahead of everyone else.
One email when Drop 001 opens. Nothing else, and nothing is taken from you anywhere on this site.
Release schedule
Each piece is cut once it reaches its minimum and is capped hard. No release date is published until the run is made. The list gets first access on the day, by email, before the page changes.
Worn in the wild
Built and shipped
Outerwear, fleece, headwear and leather goods, all carrying the R. This is the working range: what comes off the table, onto the rail and out the door.
Womens · OG Collection
Cropped knits, quilted crews, velvet tees, mesh long sleeves and matching track sets. Same mark, same thread count, cut for the way it actually gets worn.
Colourways
Each colourway is a ground plus a thread pairing, and the mark is re-digitised for every one. A style is only ever cut in the colourways listed against it.
How a piece is made
Four stages, and the mark is redrawn at every one. Nothing is scaled from a previous run, which is why two colourways of the same style never carry an identical stitch path.
The mark starts on paper, with a marker, at the size it will end up. No vector tracing of an old file.
Each stroke is mapped to a stitch path by hand: entry, direction, density, pull compensation. One garment, one file.
Two passes. Fill first, then the outline sits proud on top. 9,140 stitches, 11 colours on the full chest mark.
Garment dyed, enzyme washed, aired, then boxed in cedar with the numbered card. Then the run closes.
The Standard
“Ink sits on a garment. Thread becomes it. Nothing we make can be reprinted · only re-earned, second-hand, at whatever the street decides it’s worth.”
Stockists
The embroidery doesn’t photograph. It has to be handled. Ripaware sits with a small circle of stockists, chosen slowly. Wholesale enquiries through the contact page; approved doors get the full five chapters.
Stockist enquiriesBefore you ask
No. Every run is capped before it opens, the number is on the page, and when it reads sold out it is closed for good. We have never restocked a run and we do not intend to.
Print sits on top of a garment and wears off it. Thread is worked into the cloth, so the mark ages at the same rate as the piece around it.
Outerwear is boxy and drops one size. Fleece is relaxed and true to size. Crop styles run short by design. Full measurements sit on every product page.
Yes, worldwide and tracked. Duties are calculated at checkout so nothing lands as a surprise at your door.
Thirty days, unworn, tags attached. Made-to-order and numbered pieces are the exception and are marked as such before you buy.
Send it back. We re-stitch our own embroidery free, for as long as the piece exists, including pieces bought second hand.
Sign up for first access. The list is emailed before the page opens and the run is cut to the sizes ordered. No deposit, no queue, no charge until Drop 001 actually opens.
To a small number of stockists, chosen slowly. Enquiries go through the form below and we answer all of them.