Sāya Atelier
Sāya Atelier works from a light-filled workshop off a quiet lane in northern Tehran, where founder Kaveh Naderi has spent two decades turning cloth into considered clothing. Trained between the city's old tailoring houses and years abroad, Kaveh builds each collection around drape, weight, and the way a garment ages. He works with a small permanent team — a pattern cutter, three machinists, a finisher, and a dyer — most of whom have been with him for years. Wool is milled and knitted in the region; silk is woven nearby. Sāya means shade in Persian: the cool, generous kind. The pieces are made in Tehran and reach Europe through a licensed export partner.
