86% matchDevoa
Anatomical patternmaking, seasonless muted archetypes
What changes: Japanese fabric focus and softer layering rather than sculptural hardware
Brand profile
London studio of designer Aitor Throup, known for anatomical, seasonless menswear archetypes and a new ready-to-wear label, Aitor Ultra, arriving 2027.
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Clothing sits under New Object Research, first shown in 2013, which replaces seasonal collections with a set list of objects that are revisited rather than replaced.
The signatures are construction details: anatomically cut jackets, rotated seams and custom zip and buttonhole systems, plus the recurring Shiva Skull Bag.
Throup's London practice also covers art direction and product design; he formerly headed design at G-Star RAW and has an ongoing Umbro partnership on football apparel.
86% matchAnatomical patternmaking, seasonless muted archetypes
What changes: Japanese fabric focus and softer layering rather than sculptural hardware
76% matchDarker, garment-dyed take on sculptural construction
What changes: Tokyo avant-garde draping over engineered seam systems
75% matchLondon studio also designing from fixed wardrobe archetypes
What changes: Performance outerwear focus, less conceptual anatomy
73% matchAitor Throup Studio is the London practice of Argentinian-British designer Aitor Throup, spanning sculptural menswear, art direction and product design. Its clothing sits under New Object Research, first presented in 2013, which rejects seasonal collections for a fixed set of archetypes: the Shiva Skull Bag, anatomically cut jackets, rotated seams, custom zip and buttonhole systems. Throup previously headed design at G-Star RAW and has an ongoing Umbro partnership, with a third collaboration on football training apparel dated April 2026. In May 2026 he announced Aitor Ultra, his first ready-to-wear label, launching 2027.