From an early age Marc Ross found that his passions lay in design and pattern making. Marc began his career assisting as an apprentice in embroidery and screenprinting. Here Marc cut his teeth as a pattern maker, nurturing the immense talent which is evident within each garment he designs.

Whilst studying, Marc revered and was inspired by designers such as McQueen and Westwood, admiring not only their vision and thought provoking designs, but their innovate pattern making techniques. Since graduating, Marc has gone on to intern with Vivienne Westwood, working with the creative pattern cutting team. He then moved back to Manchester where he worked with a company manufacturing for high-end labels such as Jaeger, Burberry, Anya Hindmarsh and Barbour.

Edgy, underground and wonderfully structured with a hint of couture, Marc is known for his signature use of leather, chiffon and silk, combining fabrics to create dramatic, gorgeously constructed pieces. Combining elements of British tailoring and couture, he creates a distinct aesthetic which focuses on innovation through pattern making and garment manipulation, in order to push the boundaries within design.