An online house. No store, no wholesale, no seasons — just a run we count before we print it.
Angelos Roumpos, Xristos Tsakonas, and Vasilis Karavitis opened Monriva in 2026 — with one drawing, a short list of pieces, and a rule that nothing ships until it is right.
Everything is sold here and nowhere else. Each drop is made in a run we size ourselves, printed and packed by hand.
240 gsm jersey, 400–450 gsm loopback. Cloth that holds a shape from the first wear.
The signature, in soft-hand white ink. Small on the chest, full-width on the back.
A piece is priced for what it costs to make properly, not marked up to leave room for a discount later.
The signature came before the brand did. I drew it in one stroke, over and over, until it read the same from across a room as it did up close — and then we built the clothes to carry it. Every piece starts from that line and has to hold up next to it.
— Angelos
We print on 240 gsm cotton, boxy through the body, dropped at the shoulder, with a ribbed collar that holds after a hundred washes. I approve the first garment out of every run by hand. If the print sits a centimetre off, the run does not ship.
— Xristos
We size each drop ourselves instead of producing to meet demand. It keeps the range short and means we sometimes sell out sooner than we would like — but nothing here is made just to fill a shelf.
— Vasilis