Cherry Moo is GLIX's first jacquard knit — and the shift in material changes everything about how the graphic works. The all-over pixelated glitch pattern in deep burgundy, sage, and white isn't printed onto the surface. It's woven into the structure of the fabric itself, built stitch by stitch into the knit. The blocks of colour read like a corrupted aerial map or digital camouflage run through a compression error — geometric, fragmented, resolving differently depending on how the light hits it.
The jacket is a cropped zip-up with a polo collar and ribbed hem, the GLIX logo embroidered in bright blue on the chest — the only element that breaks the pattern's colour logic, deliberately. The trousers carry the same jacquard continuously, held at the waist by a wide solid burgundy knit band that pulls the palette back to its ground colour.
Worn as a set, the pattern runs uninterrupted from shoulder to hem. Worn separately, each piece holds on its own.
The GLIX Philosophy: Slow Fashion At GLIX, we reject the culture of fast. Each piece is part of a limited drop, treated as a collectible artifact of design rather than mass-produced apparel. By choosing Cherry Moo, you're supporting a studio that values concept, craft, and construction over algorithm-driven trends.
