How to Place a One-of-One Commission Order

A step-by-step guide to creating something that only exists once

At the core of this brand is duality—soft and hard, masculine and feminine, chaos and control. Every piece we create exists as a singular expression of that balance. Nothing is mass-produced. Nothing is repeated. Every garment or accessory is made with you, not for you.

Because this is a commission-based, one-of-one process, ordering isn’t like clicking “add to cart.” It’s intentional, collaborative, and personal. This guide will walk you through exactly how to place an order and what to expect at every step.

Step 1: Understand the Commission Model (Read This First)

Before reaching out, it’s important to understand how we operate:

• Every piece is custom, one-of-one

• Once completed, no design is ever recreated

• We work with unisex silhouettes designed to fit and express all bodies

• Creative direction is shared, but final execution is guided by the brand’s vision

If you’re looking for fast fashion or replicas, this may not be the right fit—and that’s okay. This brand exists for people who want something intentional, expressive, and singular.

Step 2: Decide What You Want to Commission

You don’t need a fully formed idea—but you do need a direction.

Ask yourself:

• What type of item are you commissioning?

  • Jacket, hoodie, pants, tee, corset, bag, hat, accessory, etc.

• Is this for daily wear, performance, a shoot, or a moment?

• Do you want the piece to feel more soft or aggressive, minimal or loud?

• Are there themes you connect to? (duality, identity, contrast, rebirth, protection, chaos, balance)

You can come with:

• A loose concept

• A mood or emotion

• Reference images

• Or simply trust the brand’s creative direction

All are valid entry points.

Step 3: Submit a Commission Request

To officially begin, you’ll submit a Commission Inquiry. This is how we determine alignment before moving forward.

Your request should include:

• Full name + contact info

• Type of item you want commissioned

• Size(s) and fit preference

• Deadline (if applicable)

• Budget range (this helps guide materials and complexity)

• Any inspiration, references, or notes

Once submitted, inquiries are reviewed based on:

• Creative alignment

• Feasibility

• Current commission availability

If accepted, you’ll receive a response outlining next steps.

Step 4: Creative Direction & Approval

After acceptance:

• We’ll discuss concept direction, materials, and scope

• You’ll receive a creative outline (not a mass-produced mockup)

• This is where duality comes into play—your vision meets ours

At this stage:

• A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your slot

• Timelines are confirmed

• The design direction is locked

Once production begins, major design changes are not permitted to protect the integrity of the piece.

Step 5: Production Phase

This is where the piece comes to life.

During production:

• Each garment is cut, constructed, altered, and detailed by hand

• Techniques may include distressing, reconstruction, hand-painting, embroidery, or mixed materials

• Updates may be shared at the brand’s discretion, but the process is intentionally immersive—not rushed

Quality and intention always outweigh speed.

Step 6: Completion, Final Payment & Delivery

Once the piece is complete:

• Final images are shared for confirmation

• Remaining balance is due

• The piece is prepared for shipment or pickup

You now own a garment that:

• Exists nowhere else

• Will never be reproduced

• Carries both your energy and the brand’s philosophy

A Note on Duality & Ownership

This brand is unisex by design—not as a trend, but as a statement. Every piece is meant to exist between binaries, allowing the wearer to define how it lives on their body.

When you commission a piece, you’re not just buying clothing.
You’re participating in a process.
You’re trusting an artist.
You’re claiming something that only exists once.

Ready to Begin?

If this process resonates with you, you’re already in the right place.

Submit a commission inquiry when you’re ready—and let’s create something that can’t be duplicated.