Clothes are a mirror. They reflect the lives of the people who wear them.

Every scuff, stain, crease, tear, fade—it all adds up to a life lived, work done, success achieved, mistakes made.

But this doesn't happen with every piece. Only the most cherished and durable clothes get that kind of evolution.

And that's the paradox of apparel today. Fewer clothes are being made that are capable—let alone worthy—of lasting long enough to reflect the owner's life.