Family sits at the heart of this collection, where childhood memory meets present emotion. Rooted in the lives of my father and brother, it traces a dialogue between carpentry workwear and medical attire—between labour, care, and vulnerability. Worn materials, marked by use and time, are reworked into garments that carry their own histories, transforming absence into presence. Through tactile surfaces, reconstructed forms, and protective yet fragile silhouettes, the collection reflects on loss, renewal, and the quiet persistence of memory.