no bishop no king is built on a refusal to follow hierarchy or hype. Born from conversations about making sharp, essential pieces, the line focuses on understated garments designed with intention—not spectacle.

The name references an old expression, remove the priest and the king dissolves, signaling a rejection of excess and noise. What remains are minimal, lived-in pieces that function as a personal uniform: casual, thoughtful, and metropolitan.

Clothes that don’t announce themselves—but feel right once worn.