Halden & Roe Atelier · Est 1984
A figure in a draped camel wool coat in a quiet gallery space

Considered Clothing Since ’84

Halden & Roe Is A Small Portland Atelier

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The House Of Halden & Roe

Forty Years Cutting Honest Cloth In Modest Runs For People Who Keep What They Buy

A maker in the Rye overshirt
A figure in the Halden cable knit
A figure in a wool overcoat on a quiet street

We began in 1984 on a bench at the back of a Portland tailoring shop, with a single order for a wool coat and no plan to become a label. Four decades on we are still that size on purpose: a studio, not a factory, cutting a few dozen of a piece rather than a few thousand, so we can choose better cloth and stand behind every seam.

A man wearing the Rye garment-dyed linen overshirt
The Rye Overshirt $175.00

Garment-dyed Belgian linen with a soft, lived-in hand from the first wear. Cut a touch long to work open over a tee or closed as a light jacket when the afternoon turns.

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A woman in the Verona bias-cut silk slip dress
The Verona Slip $248.00

A true bias cut in weighty sandwashed silk that moves the way silk should. Understated at dinner, quietly right under a knit and boots by day. Our most requested piece, back in three tones.

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The weekly edit

A short letter on cloth, colour and the pieces we are wearing now

Each week we write one honest note from the studio: a fabric we have fallen for, a garment finding its way into rotation, the thinking behind a cut. No selling, just the work.

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