Gen. 1:26
Why Day Six
It began with one hoodie and one question: what does it mean to make something the way you were made?
DAY SIX started at a kitchen table with an embroidery frame, a drawing and a great deal of patience. Nothing about it was efficient. That was the point.
Studio — the first motif
THE SIXTH DAY
On the sixth day, mankind was made — deliberately, by hand, in His image. That single idea sits underneath everything we cut, stitch and press. Our garments are not statements. They are objects made with care by someone who believes care is holy.
יום שישי
Portrait space — founder at the frame
The Hands Behind The Pieces
One person. One frame. One stitch at a time.
Every motif is drawn, transferred and embroidered in-house. Slight irregularities are left in place — they are the evidence of a hand rather than a machine.
Faith
Faith is not printed across our garments. It is in the patience of the work, in the choice to make rather than manufacture, and in the small references you will only find if you look.
The Process
Idea, thread, hand, piece. Between nine and fourteen hours of embroidery for a single garment, finished with a numbered edition label.