84% matchTYRELL
Cutout, body-conscious pieces from deadstock fabric
What changes: Womenswear-first and small-batch rather than DTC menswear
Brand profile
Independent label from Artem Gryshchenko and Victor Victorov making sheer, body-conscious menswear centred on queer self-expression, sold direct online.

The core of the line is body-conscious pieces in sheer and mesh: transparent-sleeve bodysuits, cut-out tops, see-through shorts and slim trousers.
Founded by partners Artem Gryshchenko and Victor Victorov, the label markets itself around self-expression and queer visibility rather than seasonal trends.
Alongside the revealing pieces sit muted, tonal knitwear, tailoring and matching jacket-and-pant sets, sold direct online at a mid-to-high price.
84% matchCutout, body-conscious pieces from deadstock fabric
What changes: Womenswear-first and small-batch rather than DTC menswear
78% matchMinimal bodysuits in novel fibres, tonal and skin-close
What changes: Loungewear/sustainability focus, no sheer club edge
68% matchGenderless design with a queer-coded, uniform-led slant
What changes: Structured Bauhaus volumes instead of sheer and skin
65% matchUnisex knitwear in muted, softly sensual palettes
What changes: Softer everyday layering, far less revealing
Orttu is a direct-to-consumer label founded by designer Artem Gryshchenko and couture pattern cutter Victor Victorov, who are partners in life and work. It designs body-conscious menswear built on sheer and mesh fabrics: bodysuits with transparent sleeves, cut-out tops, see-through shorts, slim trousers and matching jacket-and-pant sets, alongside plainer knitwear and tailoring. Collections lean on tonal, muted palettes and simple silhouettes, and are marketed around queer visibility and self-expression rather than trend cycles. The brand sells mainly online with international shipping and remains independently owned.