Two cloths run through the range and they do different jobs. The pieces for the mat are cut from a Tencel micro knit, matte rather than shiny, with stretch in four directions that pulls back into shape. The sweatshirts use another cloth, brushed on the outside until it feels something like the skin of a peach, and the brand named it PeachTech.

On the leggings the waistband is cut from the same cloth as the leg, so there is no separate band sitting on the skin, and the gusset panel is doubled. The hybrid top has a high neck and a racer back. Both carry a sun and a moon, embroidered small enough to miss. The sweatshirts carry the name instead, stitched at the chest, with a woven label at the neck.

Everything but the socks is made by hand in Braga, in the north of Portugal, in small numbers. The socks go their own way: organic cotton, knitted in Ukraine, ribbed, with two black stripes and a smile knitted in.