Sanctamuerte creates two main seasonal collections each year:

• Spring/Summer
• Autumn/Winter

Each collection is produced in limited quantities and may include new interpretations of the label’s signature shapes, layers and washed finishes.

The expected production and delivery timeframe will be confirmed with each collection launch.

Because Sanctamuerte works in limited production, timing can vary depending on the collection, fabrics and workshop schedule.

The opening-order guideline is approximately 20 pieces or $3,800.

This helps create a balanced Sanctamuerte edit with enough depth across shapes, layers and styling pieces for customers to understand the collection.

No. Sanctamuerte is not ordered in packs. You can select individual styles, sizes, colours and quantities to create an edit that works for your store.

Yes. There is no minimum for top-up orders.

However, top-ups are not available for every style. We will need to check what Sanctamuerte has available in Italy at the time.

Because the collections are produced in limited quantities, availability cannot always be guaranteed.

Sanctamuerte is mainly offered by preorder. We may carry selected pieces in Sydney, but the best choice of styles, sizes and colours is available when ordering during the collection launch.

Sanctamuerte combines sculptural shapes with soft, fluid fabrics.

The garments are expressive and unconventional, but they are also designed for comfort, movement and everyday wear.

Layering, washed colours, asymmetric lines and unexpected proportions give the collection its distinctive character.

Yes. Layering is central to the Sanctamuerte collection.

The shapes, fabrics and colours are created to work together, allowing customers to build different looks and wear the pieces across seasons.

Yes. Washed, softened and slightly irregular finishes are part of the Sanctamuerte aesthetic. They give the fabrics depth, movement and a lived-in character.

They should not be considered faults.

Yes. Some garments are hand-sprayed or hand-painted.

This process can create slight differences in colour, shading and finish from one garment to another. These variations are part of what makes each piece individual.

Some lighter, finer or layered fabrics may have a degree of transparency.

This is often intentional and part of the way the collection is styled. Customers may choose to wear a slip, camisole or another Sanctamuerte layer underneath.

Sanctamuerte needs space to be understood.

Avoid crowding too many pieces tightly onto one rack. Show complete looks where possible and use layering to demonstrate how the garments work together.

Most importantly, encourage customers to try the pieces on. A Sanctamuerte garment can look completely different on the body than it does on the hanger.

Sanctamuerte styles are generally available from XS to XL.

As a broad Australian guide:

• XS: AU 6–8
• S: AU 8–10
• M: AU 10–12
• L: AU 12–14
• XL: AU 14–16

This is only a guide, as many Sanctamuerte styles have a generous, relaxed fit.

The sizing is generally generous.

The final fit depends on the style, fabric and intended silhouette. Some pieces are designed to sit closer to the body, while others use volume, drape or layering as part of the design.

Some pieces are intentionally oversized or relaxed, but not every style fits the same way.

It is important to consider how the garment is meant to fall and move rather than judging it only by traditional fitted sizing.

Yes.

Tell us about your customer and the sizes that usually perform in your store. We can help you choose a balanced selection while considering the generous fit of individual styles.

Always follow the instructions on the individual garment label.

Sanctamuerte uses a range of fabrics and finishes, including delicate materials, washed fabrics and hand-finished pieces. Care requirements may vary significantly between styles.

Some can, while more delicate pieces may require hand washing or dry cleaning.

Always check the garment label before washing. Use a gentle cycle, mild detergent and a laundry bag where machine washing is permitted.

We generally recommend avoiding the dryer unless the care label clearly permits it.

Heat can affect the size, shape, texture and hand-applied finishes of delicate fabrics. Air-drying is usually the safer option.

This depends on the fabric.

Lightweight jackets and structured pieces may be hung carefully. Delicate, knitted, heavy or fluid garments may be better folded to prevent stretching or shoulder marks.

Use padded or wide hangers where appropriate.

Yes. Coloured, washed, hand-painted and hand-sprayed garments should not be exposed to constant direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure can cause fading or uneven discolouration.

This is particularly important for stockists displaying garments near windows.

Generally, yes, but care is needed.

Use a gentle setting and keep the steamer at a safe distance, particularly with silk, viscose, raw edges and hand-painted finishes.

Always check the garment label first.

Handle them gently and avoid pulling loose threads.

Raw or unfinished-looking details may be intentional. If you are unsure whether something is part of the design or actual damage, contact us before cutting, stitching or altering it.