Est. 2026 — London
Belgravia is a small London studio making heavyweight cotton and technical knitwear in short runs. We began because the clothes we wanted did not exist at a sensible price: the weight was always the first thing cut.
Our heaviest loopback
Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Typical run size
One garment, one wall,
nothing behind it to help.
We photograph everything like this before it goes anywhere else. If the cloth does not hold its shape on a bare wall, no amount of location is going to save it.
Kensington Zip Hoodie — Grey Marl
These are not values on a wall. Each one costs us something measurable, which is how you can tell we mean them.
We start from the fabric, not the silhouette. A hoodie at 480 g/m² hangs differently, holds its shoulder line and survives being worn constantly. It also costs roughly twice as much to knit, which is the honest reason most brands do not do it.
We cut between 120 and 300 pieces of a design and then we stop. It means we can use the better yarn and pay the workshop properly. It also means we never need to discount, because there is nothing left over to clear.
Every piece is cut and sewn by the same partner workshop. The people finishing your hoodie finished the last one. That continuity is why the seams on our fourth lot look like the seams on our first.
Flatlock seams, bar-tacked stress points, and a spare drawcord in the box. If something fails inside two years of normal wear, send it back and we will repair it or replace it.
A lot starts with a yarn order, roughly five months out. The mill knits a sample length, we wash it twice, wear it for a month, and then decide whether to commit. Most do not make it past the wash.
Once a fabric is approved we grade the pattern across the full size run and sew a first piece in every size, on a body, not a mannequin. The measurements published in our size guide come from those garments, measured flat.
The workshop then cuts the whole run in one pass. When it is gone, it is gone — we would need a new yarn order to make more, and by then we are usually working on the next thing.
We number every release rather than naming a season. It is a more honest record of what we have actually made.
Lot 011
Spring 2026
First release. Two hoodies, one lounge pant, sold through in nine days.
Lot 012
Summer 2026
The Soho track top and pant, sold as separates so sizes can differ.
Lot 013
Autumn 2026
Our heaviest knit yet at 500 g/m², and the Knightsbridge tracksuit.
Lot 014
Bone — current
Five pieces built around the 480 g/m² loopback. Limited to 300.
We write once before each release, the day before it opens. Nothing else.