Marianes is a slow fashion brand with contemporary designs.
Founded by an Indonesian fashion designer, the pieces are handmade by local artisans and dyed with the traditional Indonesian ikat technique, which uses natural plant dyes for a lower environmental impact.
Mariañes' dresses are made with natural textiles, such as 100% organic cotton, linen and sustainably produced silk.


Sofia Tsereteli is an independent Italy based designer creating elegant and original limited-edition collections.
Their fabrics are carefully selected to meet the high standards of the handmade-to-order clothes. The pieces are truly timeless; each one is made with love and intention by their skilled tailors, so that it lasts and it can be passed on over the years, following Sofia's slow fashion and mindful approach. Her dresses, inspired by couture and elegance, encourage women to express their natural beauty.

Atelier Frittelloni focus on moral values and sustainability throughout the production of their lingerie, by using zero waste materials, natural dyes and pure fibres. 
The high quality of the garments is guaranteed by expert craftsmanship, creating eternal items with a purpose.
Every piece is unique and produced by hand with great attention to details. The designs, inspired by nature and femininity, celebrate all styles, shape and bodies.


Larsen and co is a clothing brand that is proudly based in South Africa and produces in Durban.
Their simple and refined designs are inspired by the casual elegance of the Mediterranean. They use 100% linen for all their pieces, making them comfortable, elegant and easy to wear.
Linen was chosen as their star fabric because it is a natural fibre made from flax plants that can be grown without fertilisers or pesticides and is biodegradable and recyclybe.

Antoninias create luxury beachwear and ready to wear collections. The brand's mission is to empower women and make them feel comfortable in their own skin.
Their swimsuits are made of ECONYL®, a regenerative and infinitely recyclable material made from nylon waste that would otherwise pollute the Earth. They also repurpose high-end fabrics from deadstock and source their heat-sensitive and Nickel-free hardware from Italy. The whole ethical production takes place in Slovenia, where they work with traditional artisans who handmake each piece with great attention to details.


Tracey Neuls is a Canadian footwear designer based in London.
Her shoes and accessories are timeless, original and comfortable, blending craftsmanship and innovation in her designs.
Ethically manufactured in Portugal, their skilled artisans sign their creations on the shoe's sole as a testament of their proud work.
The leather is sourced from small ethical tanneries in Italy and tanned with Vegetable Tanning, which makes the leather usable while respecting the environment.

See LDC's Instagram for more information about our mission to change the future of retail. View other club members, like Atelier Roc and Plain and Simple on the full schedule of brands here.

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