By Design.By Hand.By Basilios P.
by Basilios P. is a New Jersey studio making custom fashion, art, photography, and select music work. The process stays visible, and the finish is taken seriously.
Choose the door closest to the work.
The garment room. Wearable studies shaped by material, fit, identity, and finish.
The visual archive. Canvas, objects, and surface work where the hand stays visible.
The documentary frame. Portraits, process images, and atmosphere held with restraint.
The sound room. Voice, rhythm, and drafts shaped under the same pressure as the physical work.
One studio. Distinct rooms.
Commissions
Custom work across fashion, art, photography, and music. Bring the idea, use, timing, and finish.
Pricing
Starting ranges shaped by materials, hours, revisions, rights, and delivery.
Process
Materials, pressure, cutting, sanding, stitching, finishing, and inspection.
Journal
Bench notes, material thinking, and decisions made while the work is still open.
The mediums stand on their own.
The garment room. Wearable studies shaped by material, fit, identity, and finish.
The visual archive. Canvas, objects, and surface work where the hand stays visible.
The documentary frame. Portraits, process images, and atmosphere held with restraint.
The sound room. Voice, rhythm, and drafts shaped under the same pressure as the physical work.
Finished work carries the proof.
Wearable Studies (Hoodies)
Heavyweight hoodies, crewneck sweatshirts, and pullovers featuring custom minimalist line embroidery.
Footwear Studies (Kix)
Hand-painted custom sneakers (Nike Blazers, Air Force 1s, and Converse high-tops) built with artistic precision.
Wearable Studies (T-shirts)
Premium hand-painted graphic t-shirts and custom button-downs detailing expressive wearable art.
Expression
Original art built through layered finish, visible marks, and controlled surface tension.
Notes before the polish.
The Philosophy of Hand-Finishing
Why we spend hours on details no one will see—and why that matters.
Choosing Materials: How We Source Leather
The journey from tannery to workshop, and why provenance matters.
Process Diary: Raw Metal Series #001
A week-by-week breakdown of building the first piece in our metal series.
