Membership is for people who treat their wardrobe like infrastructure.
This is not a points program. It is a layered access system for clients
who want a long-term relationship with the studio—consistent styling,
controlled releases, and a wardrobe that evolves with their life.
These tiers are a structural preview. Later, you can attach real pricing,
availability, and specific benefits—but the logic of the ecosystem starts here.
Tier I
Studio Access
For clients who want a direct line into the studio and early context on
upcoming releases. Light-touch guidance, curated alerts, and a careful
filter on what reaches your inbox.
Think of this as “read access” to the world of Victor: informed, not overwhelmed.
Tier II
Inner Wardrobe
For clients who want their wardrobe actively engineered. Season planning,
coordinated looks, and recurring check-ins to keep every piece in rotation
instead of gathering dust.
Over time, your wardrobe behaves like a living system—not a pile of unrelated purchases.
Tier III
Archive Key
Reserved for clients who want full immersion: early access to core releases,
custom pieces when appropriate, and long-horizon planning for major life chapters.
This tier treats your presence in the world as an ongoing design project.
Process
How membership is expected to work
The exact tools and automations will evolve, but the structure is simple:
a clear intake, a shared understanding of your life, and a rhythm for how
the studio supports you over time.
Step 01
Private introduction
Membership begins with a quiet conversation—usually by email or a scheduled call.
No forms, no mass blast. Just context: where you are in life, how you dress now,
and what you want to shift.
Step 02
Wardrobe mapping
Over time, your existing wardrobe is mapped—what you own, what you actually wear,
what feels wrong, and where the gaps are. Later, this will connect to the
intelligent wardrobe engine behind the app.
Step 03
Ongoing calibration
Membership is maintained through quiet calibration—new pieces introduced carefully,
old pieces retired with intention, and regular check-ins when life changes:
new roles, new cities, new chapters.
Boundaries
What membership is—and is not
This is not a subscription box, a content feed, or a logo club. It is a
relationship with a studio. Setting clear expectations protects your time
and the integrity of the work.
Not This
No constant push
Membership does not mean weekly product drops in your inbox. It is not built
around pressure to buy. The cadence is quiet, deliberate, and tailored to how
you actually live.
This Instead
Systemic attention
Membership is the studio paying attention over time: to your patterns,
your environments, and your thresholds. The goal is not more clothes;
it is a tighter, more precise presence.
Next Step
If you already know
If you already know you belong in this kind of system, the next move is
simple: reach out through the contact page with a short note about who
you are and what you are trying to solve. Everything else can be built
from there.