From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to The Treatment. I'm Elvis Mitchell. It's very cold in New York, but fortunately my guests are literally equipped to fight the cold, but to deal with every season.

I guess I've known you a little bit for maybe a couple of years.

I've been trying to get you a guest to give you show for like two years.

I've been chasing you down late of Eiseo, but now with his own line since 2014, the line is Stofer, I just made an.

And your partner, Nick Regostum, thanks so much for being here.

What's interesting to me about your work is, I'm always struck by the way you use color.

Color in that sense that you use it to create emotional state in the clothing, don't you?

Absolutely. I think color guides the mood, and I think that's extremely key for us.

A lot of it comes from where the training and mentorship is. I think color guides the mood, and I think that's extremely key for us. A lot of it comes from where the training and mentorship is.

I think Isaiah was a lot of use of color as well.

And we both come from Isaiah.

That was the best thing.

A lot of our back and forth about product has been starting with Izaya,

where color was where we started designing all the

collections.

There was no, the mood board never had any images of product.

It only had color references.

So that's how my first big design project was with Izaya, and that's how I got trained.

My mentor, Leonardo, Genoa, kind of seeded that into me.

Bring that over, you spend time trying to do

that process, and you realize there's roots in mind where my mother's a color artist,

...