The collection

House of Milarri

Begins in the street.
Resolves in the atelier.

Layered garments in Italian chenille, Perugian jacquard and recycled Alcantara. Heavy hardware, placed with intent.

The finale

Every look, one line. Choose a piece.

The designer

Troy Johnston

"Out of frustration I had of the current quality of the t-shirts in the market, I just decided to create my own."

About seventy prototypes, in Pakistan, India, China and Italy. None were right. So he brought the work home, where every step could be overseen.

"Fabric to me is everything. Usually design comes last for me. To me, less is always more."

The build

One garment, taken apart.

  1. Shell. Italian chenille, 475 GSM. The pile catches light only where it faces it.
  2. The layer. Zip-off panels that come away along full-length zippers.
  3. Hardware. Polished zippers and the MILARRI plate, hung as charms and pulls.
  4. The label. A plate over three bars: Sourced in Italy. Made in USA.

The first garment

The T-Garment

Where the house began in 2021: a tee built not to shrink, stretch or fade, tested through more than a hundred hot washes before it was released.

The archive

The runway, so far.

Press

As it ran.

Made to order

Cut for one.

Made to order.

FW27, New York Fashion Week 2027: the drop list