Show your working.

A wardrobe for people who study, teach and do research, from the morning lecture to a night at the board. Each piece is drawn from one figure and carries the formula that makes it.

Objects¹⁶

A study: prices are working values, nothing can be ordered yet, and the photographs are generated images.

An empty tiered lecture hall in morning light seen from the back rows: a striped jacket, a long green coat, a pale work coat, a camel overshirt and two sweaters left over the wooden benches, a suede tote and a notebook on the desks, and a jacket over a chair at the lecturer’s desk. — **Pl. I**Brownian Stripe Jacket, knitted jacket: every stripe a random walk, CHF 520 Lab Notebook, the notebook the pockets are cut for, CHF 36 Centroid Tote, suede tote, balanced on one red stitch, CHF 420 Cusp Coat, loden coat: the pleat opens at a cusp, CHF 890 Flamm Funnel Neck, funnel neck: the yoke is a funnel, CHF 320 Board Coat, work coat: board one side, page the other, CHF 420 Gauss Overshirt, overshirt: the yoke is a bell curve, CHF 460 Modulus V-Neck, V-neck, cut as |x|, CHF 240 Fixed Point Jacket, lecture jacket: follow the lining, CHF 690

The figure is in the making.

We draw the figure first, from its own equations, then ask where it belongs: a lining, a weave, a pleat, the spacing of three buttons. Few shapes, serious cloth, one tone from collar to hem, and one touch of red at most. The pockets are cut for chalk, a pencil and an A5 notebook, because that is what the work is carried in.

Run 01Shapes stay. Each run changes a cloth and adds a figure.

Close-up of a flannel jacket lying open on a bench, its lining woven with contour lines, a hand sliding a notebook into the low inside pocket where a red line of stitching ends. — **Pl. II**Fixed Point Jacket Lab Notebook Twelve and One

Two people seen from behind leaving a dark seminar room at night, one in a long coat with a back pleat, one in a black zip hoodie with a sliver of red at the nape; on the board one line of working has been left, boxed in chalk. — **Pl. III**Cusp Coat Doppler Zip

A cabinet of instruments.

Sixteen instruments for the board, the desk, the pocket and the hours after. Most do a job; every one shows one result, in its shape or in the way it moves, and is there to be tried. The chalk box, the pencil box and the notebook carry the mark; the rest carry a number at most.

All the objects¹⁶

A study, not yet a shop.

What you see is the first run as we imagine it. Prices, cloths and sizes are working values, and no piece has been made yet: the photographs are generated images, studies for this page, not pictures of real pieces or of real people. Nothing can be ordered yet, and the bag stays on your device.

If a piece should exist, tell us which.