Started on the floor, finished at the packing table.

Reynova began with a former nurse who kept noticing the same gap: the clothes worn by the most careful people in the building were the least considered things in it. Cheap seams, loud prints, fits that gave up by hour six.

So we started making the other version. Tailored shoulders. Fabric that holds a line through a double. A palette of bone, clay, and blush that reads calm under fluorescent light.

The second half of the house is quieter and just as deliberate: we facilitate. We source, measure, photograph, list, pack, and ship on behalf of makers and clinics who have the product but not the hours. Everything leaves in tissue, sealed, with a note.