Some brands announce themselves. Ruslan Baginskiy prefers a single detail: a small, looping RB stitched onto the side of a cap. Founded in Kyiv in 2016, the house began with the baker boy, a shape borrowed from old workwear and street photography, and gave it the posture of couture.
A shape, perfected
Ten years on, the baker boy remains the signature. It now arrives in felt, leather, denim and crystal, alongside wide brim fedoras, pillbox hats and ivy caps. Each collection returns to the same discipline: a clean silhouette, a precise brim, and the monogram as the only ornament it needs.
Made in Ukraine, worn far beyond it.
Beyond the hat
The house has grown into knitwear, bags and Grain de Sel, a fragrance and candle that carry the brand's quiet, salt-of-the-earth mood into the home. Its Friend charity project and collaborations with Ukrainian artists keep the work rooted where it started.
