DRAW NIGH
Come closer to clothing made only for you
LOMOKE is a private, made-to-measure atelier. Every garment is cut to your proportions, designed with quiet restraint, and made one at a time
A private atelier making custom-fit clothing, one person at a time. Designed to cover, to flatter, and to last.
FOR THE BODY YOU HAVE
Most of us have stood in front of a mirror doing the quiet arithmetic.
Too long here,
too fitted there,
gaping where it should fall clean.
Standard sizing is an average, and very few of us are the average.
LOMOKE begins from the opposite premise
The garment should be made for the body,
not the body made to fit the garment.
Where others see a disproportion,
we see a starting point.
WHY LOMOKE
Five disciplines, one fit.
Geometric Precision
Every line is measured, so nothing sits by accident.
Nuanced Asymmetry
Small, deliberate imbalances that flatter a real body, not an ideal one.
Structural Integrity
Garments built to hold their shape, and to hold you.
Volume & Curve
Every line is measured, so nothing sits by accident.
Nuanced Asymmetry
Small, deliberate imbalances that flatter a real body, not an ideal one.
THE WORK ITSELF
One of one, every time.
At the worktable. Cloth, rule, and pattern.
Every line measured, nothing by accident.Made for one person.
Made once.
No sizes, no runs, no repeats. A pattern drafted for you alone, retired when your garment is finished.
The premise.HOW IT WORKS
Four unhurried steps.
Consultation
01
We meet at the studio to understand you, the occasion, and how you want to feel.
Measure & Draft
02
Your proportions are taken and a patter is drafted for you alone.
Fittings
03
We refine on your body, unhurried, until the fall is exactly right.
Finish
04
Your one-of-one garment is completed with care and handed to you.
DRAW NIGH
THE FIRST COLLECTION
Draw Nigh is LOMOKE’s first collection.
It will be revealed only when it is ready.
Join the list to be drawn near first.
Be drawn near first.
We'll write to you once, quietly, when Draw Nigh is ready to be seen.“For a long time, I believed my body was the problem”
A NOTE FROM JASMINE
I would find something beautiful, bring it home, and stand in front of the mirror doing the quiet arithmetic so many of us know by heart. Too long here, too fitted there, gaping where it should fall clean. I learned to blame myself for clothes that were never made with me in mind.
Jasmine M. Paul