Kuja

My Dear

A capsule collection made for one of Prague's top Italian restaurants, bringing My Dear's raw, hand-worn visual language into the world of fine dining.

The collection moves fluidly between clothing and object: wool jackets, hoodies, tees and denim sit alongside chef aprons and hand-designed porcelain plates, all carrying the same recurring motifs, from skeleton cow graphics to quiet nods like "Mio Tessoro."

A bearded chef in a cream My Dear t-shirt stands in a restaurant kitchen beside open flame
A chef wearing glasses and a red My Dear apron over a long-sleeve top printed with floral tattoo graphics A man in sunglasses and a My Dear sweater burning a newspaper outdoors beside wrecked motorcycles
A man seen from behind wearing a black sweater with a skeleton cow knit graphic, standing before wrecked vehicles Close-up of a hooded man wearing a My Dear zip hoodie printed with a skeleton cow graphic

It's a project built on shared values of craft and quality, translating the simplicity of Italian cuisine and the ritual of the table into something you can wear as much as dine from.

Two people lying on a bed, each holding a porcelain plate hand-painted with red skeleton motifs Black and white photo of hands plating a sculptural head-shaped dish with a fork and knife at a restaurant table

New pieces are already taking shape.
More from My Dear coming soon.

A man seen from behind wearing a black t-shirt printed with a grid of car wheel graphics, standing in a cornfield Close-up of a black t-shirt with the 'My Dear' logo printed in gold
A man seen from behind wearing a white sleeveless My Dear shirt printed with a winged, horned horse graphic, standing in a cornfield A man in sunglasses and a white My Dear tank top standing on a dirt path between rows of corn