The idea cabinet / 产品构想
A cloud at the ankle. A crescent on the floor. A landscape folded into a scarf. Seven concrete ideas, with three studio edits that bring clothing and objects into the same conversation.
New design concepts, illustrated for exploration. These are not finished samples or stocked products. Materials, artwork, quantities, cost and delivery are confirmed before production.
Three studio edits / 衣与物，相成
Choose a starting combination, then shape it around your people. Existing Formwynn references and new accessory concepts are labelled separately.
Edit 01 / 日课
Start with the outfit. Add one useful detail. A sage-and-plum apparel direction with an ivory cloud motif for the studio floor.
The first sample decisionBegin with an apparel fit review and a sock sample. Match physical colour swatches before approving the set.
Plan this studio edit ↗
Edit 02 / 入山
A bag for the journey, a towel for practice and a quiet moon to take home. Add the crescent cushion when the brief includes the retreat space itself.
The first sample decisionSeparate the take-home pieces from the space furnishings. Confirm packed dimensions and destination before selecting packaging.
Plan this studio edit ↗
Edit 03 / 师礼
A landscape to wear, a place for a small treasure and pages for what comes next. A personal message from the teacher gives the collection its meaning.
The first sample decisionChoose one main gift and add paper pieces as needed. Agree the teacher’s message, artwork and sample before developing the presentation.
Plan this studio edit ↗Proposed combinations, not ready-to-order bundles. Contents, materials, availability, branding and costs are agreed for each project. Formwynn apparel imagery is an editorial reconstruction; verify details against official references and samples.
The seven concepts / 从一物开始
Explore the object, then the details that make it work.
Design concept / not a stocked kit Concept 01 / 月息
Eye mask · Pouch · Moon card
An indigo eye mask with a small moon-phase detail, paired with a matching drawstring pouch and a card in your studio’s own words.
Creative starting point: Ninehound / Birthday moon ↗
Chinese-language tool; digital exploration.
Design concept / not a stocked kit Concept 02 / 行云
Mat bag · Matching zip pouch
A long yoga-mat bag with a cloud-and-river strap, plus a smaller pouch for the things that travel with your practice.
Creative starting point: Ninehound / Seasonal palettes ↗
Chinese-language tool; digital exploration.
Design concept / not a stocked kit Concept 03 / 山色
Printed scarf · Paper sleeve · Message card
An original ink-landscape scarf in sage, cream and cinnabar. Its paper sleeve and message card continue the same colour story.
Creative starting point: Ninehound / Ink landscape ↗
Chinese-language tool; digital exploration.
Design concept / not a stocked kit Concept 04 / 半月
Contoured cushion · Carry handle · Cover study
A crescent silhouette in oat and moss. A generous curve, a quiet seam and a small carry handle turn a floor cushion into part of the studio’s visual identity.
Design concept / not a stocked kit Concept 05 / 云步
Studio socks · Cloud-pattern grip study
Ivory ribbing, a moss cloud at the ankle and a small cinnabar tab. A proposed grip pattern carries the same flowing line onto the sole.
Design concept / not a stocked kit Concept 06 / 藏玉
Jewellery roll · Ring bar · Zip pocket
A moss textile roll that gives rings and a small keepsake somewhere to rest during practice. Pale lining, a soft tie and useful little compartments keep the design purposeful.
Design concept / not a stocked kit Concept 07 / 一页
Practice journal · Reflection cards · Paper band
A small moss-covered journal with open space for a practice to unfold. Ink-landscape cards can carry a teacher’s prompts, a personal note or the outline of a retreat.
A useful first step
Tell us who it is for, how it will be used and what should feel distinctively like your studio.
Choose the important details: material, colour, dimensions, artwork and presentation.
Review the proposal, costs and sample requirements before committing to production. Concept images do not establish manufacturing feasibility.