BRYOPHYTAE, FROM THE LATIN ETYMOLOGY “BRYOPHYTA”, A PLANT FAMILY COMMONLY KNOWN AS “MOSS”, COLLECTION OBSERVES THE ORGANIC APPEARANCES OF THE MOSS FAMILY OF PLANTS, COMPARABLE TO BOUCLE AND WOOL/CASHMERE FABRICS. EACH GARMENT OF THIS FAMILY ARE EITHER CONSTRUCTED BY INDIVIDUALLY MADE PATTERN WITH BIAIS TAPE EDGES OR BY RAW DENTED CUT FABRIC ASSEMBLED WRONG SIDES TOGETHER, LEAVING THE EDGES VISIBLE. THE BOUCLÉ FABRIC IS APPLIED ON A SET OF TRUCKER JACKETS AND PANTS WHILE THE WOOL/CASHMERE IS APPLIED ON A SWEATER AND HOODIE, EACH RANGING IN PINK, GREY & BLACK