Since 2018 I switched from buying clothes to making them myself. Initially I reverse engineered old clothes, copied their shapes, and tried them on my own body. Slowly I learned more — a T-shirt here, a pair of trousers there — until one day my whole outfit was sewn by me. Not perfect, but perfectly mine. Now my goal is to only own self-made clothes.

Later I studied pattern making properly, to understand the craft at its roots. And that's when I noticed something: what looked like fashion was, in many ways, programming. Measurements are parameters. Drafting is an algorithm. Patterns are the output. As a coder, I couldn't resist the curiosity — so I started building digital tools to turn this logic into pattern programs.

This site is the result: part notebook, part workshop, part invitation. A place to learn, experiment, and take control of your wardrobe. I hope it sparks the same excitement in you as it does in me.