Buttons

A button is the smallest decision in a garment, and the one a hand meets first. Beyond self-fabric buttons, we keep a short collection rather than a catalogue: natural materials, chosen for how they wear and how they sit against cloth.

The ones we reach for most:

  • Mother of pearl, in white, beige and black, for shirts and for the quiet formality of tailoring.
  • Buffalo horn, warm to the touch and never twice the same, ideal for jackets, trousers and coats.
  • Corozo buttons, with a dry, matte hand, cut from the kernel of the tagua nut.

Others are available on request. Each is matched to the cloth, sized to the garment, and set in the number the design asks for.

Fabric colors are reproduced as faithfully as possible but may vary with light and screen.

Mother of pearl and buffalo horn.
Mother of pearl and buffalo horn.
Buffalo horn and corozo, from near black through tobacco to olive and gold.
Buffalo horn and corozo, from near black through tobacco to olive and gold.
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