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Designer Demy Lee moved to New York City from her native Korea when she was fifteen years old. After the birth of her daughter she decided to launch her own line, designing what she appreciated most in her own closet, something she reached for just about every day – sweaters. Called Demylee, the collection is focused solely on cashmere. Demy learned everything she could about cashmere, from the best climate for the goats it is shorn from, to how long each fiber should be, to the cleaning and processing of the yarn. What developed are sweaters that are knit from the most renowned yarn available. It is ultra fine luxurious cashmere that is the foundation for all of her designs.
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Designed by Jennifer Murray and Nancy Gibson, Edith A. Miller is produced by one of the few remaining historic American knitting mills, Robert P. Miller. With 6 generations of continuous family operation behind it, Edith A. Miller is produced in the same factory that has been in existence for over 100 years in eastern Pennsylvania. Influenced by the mill's historic military thermals, the line features a lighter hand and playful styles for women.
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Determined to suit a lifestyle occupied with surfing, living and working in New York City, Saturdays began selling boards and wetsuits while sourcing and selling books, fine art and other lifestyle accessories. Today, Saturdays creates, designs and produces its own line of menswear focusing on high-quality craftsmanship, authenticity and traditional style.
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