• Q1: What is Wearable Literature and Art?

    A: Wearable Literature and Art is the transformation of language into relic. At Meraki & Hodo, the world’s first Atelier of Wearable Literature and Art— words are not printed, they are inscribed. Every phrase becomes a vessel of memory, preserved not on paper but in the fabric you wear.

    To wear one is to enter a living archive: beauty made tactile, meaning carried against the skin.

  • Q2: What makes Meraki & Hodo unique?

    A: Meraki & Hodo is the only atelier that composes relics instead of clothes. Each edition is inscribed, numbered, authenticated, and destined for preservation.

    What others release as garments, we release as cultural memory, works that do not expire with seasons but endure as heritage.

  • Q3: What makes Meraki & Hodo pieces museum-grade?

    A: Every edition of Meraki & Hodo is museum-grade: inscribed, authenticated, and created to be archived and preserved. Each garment and print is an artifact of language — inscribed with devotion, authenticated, and preserved.

    Even the hoodie, the simplest of garments, becomes reliquary, proof that the ordinary can be transfigured into the eternal.

  • Q4: Is Meraki & Hodo a fashion brand?

    A: Meraki & Hodo is an atelier — a cultural house where apparel carries literature and relics take the form of what can be worn.

    Fashion follows seasons. We follow inscription: every edition is marked to endure, created as artifact rather than trend.
    Each edition is language reborn as artifact, created to endure long after fashion has

    Each edition is language reborn as artifact, created to endure long after fashion has passed.

  • Q5 Do you offer personalization?

    A: Yes. But at Meraki & Hodo, personalization is elevated to inscription. Inscription binds garment to memory, ensuring each piece carries the story of its wearer as much as the vision of its maker.
    What you wear is not customization. It is covenant.

  • Q6: Are Meraki & Hodo pieces limited edition?

    A: Yes. Every piece is released in limited numbers, never to be repeated. Capsule Editions arrive like exhibitions: fleeting and unrepeatable. Collector’s Editions are archival, numbered, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Together, they form an archive of relics — a living record of beauty inscribed into culture.


  • Q7: Do you sell prints as well as apparel?

    A: Yes. The ART Series extends onto walls as collector’s prints — parallel relics that preserve the same inscriptional DNA as our apparel.

    To collect both is to complete the dialogue: beauty worn, beauty preserved.

  • Q8: Why the name Meraki & Hodo?

    Meraki & Hodo is drawn from Greek. Meraki (μεράκι) means to create with such devotion that a piece of your soul remains in the work. Hodo (ὁδός) means the path, the journey that devotion takes. Together, they name the pilgrimage of this atelier: soul poured into artifact, carried along a path without end.

  • Q9: Who collects Meraki & Hodo?

    Our collectors are not consumers; they are custodians. Writers and wanderers, aesthetes and archivists, survivors and seekers. They collect not to own, but to preserve.

    To collect Meraki & Hodo is to join a fellowship that understands beauty as intelligence, inscription as memory, and apparel as a vessel for both preservation and devotion.
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