Veyra — Collection No. 08

Dress for what follows

An independent Berlin label cutting limited editions in wool, silk, and linen. Strong lines, measured volume, and clothes made to move beyond one evening.

Model in a deep red jacket photographed inside a mirrored architectural space Monochrome editorial portrait of a model in a structured grey coat Model wearing a long black dress against a weathered stone wall

The shape of No. 08

Monochrome editorial portrait of a model in a structured grey coat

Orbit Coat

Double-faced wool, an off-centre close, and room through the back for the way a city moves—from early meetings to the last train home.

See the Orbit Coat

Model in precise black tailoring photographed against a neutral studio backdrop

Fold Jacket

Undyed wool shaped through one continuous front fold and a shoulder that stays clean without feeling rigid.

See the Fold Jacket

Model wearing a long black dress against a weathered stone wall

Column Dress

Weighted silk cut on the bias, allowed to settle, then levelled by hand for a line that returns after movement.

See the Column Dress

Tailor measuring and cutting dark cloth by hand on the atelier table

Cut close to home

Veyra develops every pattern in its Berlin atelier and produces in numbered runs with two specialist workrooms nearby. A style is released when its line, movement, and construction survive repeated fittings—not because the calendar asks for another delivery.

The result is a smaller collection with a clear purpose for every piece, enough cloth held for alterations, and a team that can repair what it made.

Enter the atelier

After Dark — campaign frames

Model wearing a sculptural black hat and monochrome evening look Model in a deep red jacket photographed inside a mirrored architectural space Close view of fluid white tailoring moving across a dark runway Model wearing a long black dress against a weathered stone wall

Clothes in real wardrobes

The coat has presence without deciding the whole room for me. I wear it over tailoring, denim, and the dress I bought it for.
Elisa W. Curator, Basel
The trousers are exact through the waist and relaxed everywhere else. Nothing needs adjusting when I sit or walk.
Mei L. Designer, Amsterdam
Veyra repaired a torn pocket and pressed the jacket back into shape. It returned looking familiar, not artificially new.
Frida S. Writer, Stockholm

From the cutting room

Before choosing a piece

Where are Veyra garments made?

Patterns, samples, fittings, and finishing stay in the Berlin atelier. Small production runs are sewn by two specialist workrooms in Berlin and Brandenburg.

Can a piece be altered?

Yes. Standard length and balance alterations are included. More involved changes are discussed and priced before work begins.

Are collections restocked?

No full edition is repeated. If cloth remains after fulfilment and alterations, the atelier may cut a small final release.

Do you repair older Veyra pieces?

Yes. The atelier repairs and refreshes every Veyra garment, regardless of season or original place of purchase.

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