OPUS
VINGT-
CINQ
The House is the witness. The garment is the receipt.
current receipts
Recorded pieces from the House archive.
Each Receipt represents a moment preserved.

Receipt No. 01
Silk jacquard, Lyons
the foundation of
the house
Three principles that govern
the House.
Value is innate.
The House does not confer worth.
The House is the witness.
We record what already exists.
The garment is the receipt.
A physical record of selection, intention, and presence.
current release
Opera Veinticinco
Spring/Summer 26
permanent archive
Each Receipt represents a moment preserved.
Through craftsmanship, symbolism, and documentation, the House creates pieces intended to exist beyond the season.

Receipt No. 01
Silk jacquard, Lyons

Receipt No. 01
Silk jacquard, Lyons

Receipt No. 02
Italian lambskin, hand-finished

Receipt No. 01
Silk jacquard, Lyons
the archivist
Source. Not Seeker
The Archivist is not a consumer
seeking definition.
The Archivist is an individual whose
standard already exists.
The House creates Receipts worthy
of preservation.

the patron
What participation means.
To acquire from the House is to
enter the record.
An Opus Vingt‑Cinq acquisition is more than possession.It is a selection. A decision. A preserved moment within the continuing
history of the House.The Archivist does not simply wear the Receipt.
They become part of its story.

Receipt No. 10
Cashmere blend, Scottish highlands

Receipt No. 11
Double-face wool, Milan
the registry
Permanent. Immutable. Eternal.
Every acquisition is recorded.
Nothing is forgotten.
The Archive remains permanent.
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VINGT-
CINQ
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