A system, not a statement
Protocol pieces are designed to be interacted with, not interpreted. Embedded elements remain dormant unless engaged, maintaining control over how identity is presented and when it becomes accessible.
The result is a garment that carries structure beneath the surface — consistent, repeatable, and intentional.
Protocol garments are designed to carry something personal.
Each piece includes a discreet access point built directly into the design. When engaged, it reveals content chosen by the wearer — a message, an image, a memory, a personal page, or something meant only for a small number of people.
From the outside, nothing is visible. The garment doesn’t announce what it holds or draw attention to itself. It functions like any other piece of clothing until someone chooses to look closer.
What’s stored is intentional.
What’s shared is controlled.
Protocol allows personal identity, meaning, or memory to exist quietly — present, but not exposed.