Edition 01 · The Inaugural Piece
Cut for the long ride.
A singular equestrian knit in cream, forest and sage. Extra-fine merino through the body, anchored with mother-of-pearl.
The Singular Release
One piece. Eight months of millings and fittings. No seasonal filler.
Most houses begin with a catalog of thirty designs to hedge their bets. Monsior begins with the polo because it is the hardest garment to get right: formal enough to wear under tailoring at lunch, yet tough enough to take into a morning wind on a horse.
Inaugural Edition
The Field Polo
₹1,000
Just for DiwaliThe inaugural release of the house. We start with one piece because getting a polo right is an exacting craft: it must be robust enough for an open-country ride, yet refined enough to sit under a jacket at dinner without a fold out of place.
- 70% Extra-fine Merino · 30% Long-staple Cotton
- Australian Mother-of-Pearl Fasteners
- Complimentary Insured Shipping Across India
Architecture
Three perspectives on the piece.
01 · Stance
The Riding Stance
Cut with a higher armhole and structured shoulder saddle so the collar never slides back when your arms are forward on the reins or a desk.
02 · Construction
The Dual-Gauge Rib
14-gauge ribbing gives mechanical memory to the knit. It naturally stretches to accommodate motion, then immediately returns to its tailored line without bagging.
03 · Weather
The Merino Blend
Natural thermoregulation. The extra-fine wool core pulls damp air away from the skin, while long-staple combed cotton keeps the inner face soft during hot afternoons.
The House
Country cloth, brought to its highest discipline.
Monsior is country cloth. Knitted, cut and finished in small ateliers for people who ride, walk, and sit down to lunch without changing. The ibex on the mark is a high-country animal: sure-footed, a little severe, and never in a hurry.
Read our story
“We would rather a garment be kept for twenty years than noticed for twenty minutes.”
The Atelier
Cut in small editions. Sent across India.
Each piece is individually inspected in Mumbai, wrapped in tissue with a handwritten note, and packed into a pure cotton dust bag before dispatch via Shiprocket.
