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THE LITTLE STORY
Flet (“braid”) takes a practical form—fingerless mittens—and gives it a crafted identity through texture. The open fingertips are not an aesthetic gesture; they serve modern needs: phone use, keys, quick tasks, and active days when you move between indoors and outdoors. The knit emphasises rhythm and structure, suggesting woven or braided lines that add depth without adding bulk. Flet is designed as a transitional accessory—useful in early winter and spring, or layered under outerwear in colder weather—where comfort, utility, and visual coherence must coexist.
