At Westside Market, we’re introducing a new mix of brands that expand the ByGeorge point of view—designers and makers whose work feels at once distinct and deeply considered. Discover Filth Mart’s hand-finished denim, sculptural ceramics from Mother of God, fresh weekly arrangements by Transplant Florals, and RTH’s relaxed approach to apparel, leather goods, and everyday accessories. Jewelry from Rebecca Pinto brings refined texture, while Kartik Research and BB Wallace offer rich, expressive ready-to-wear. Each brand adds its own voice to our evolving story.
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Get to Know the Brands
Kartik Research
Founded by New Delhi–born designer Kartik Kumra, Kartik Research began as a student project and has since become one of the most distinct voices in modern menswear. What started as a way to stay connected to home through textiles and embroidery has grown into an ongoing collaboration with master artisans across India. Each piece is handmade using hand-loomed fabrics, natural dyes, and intricate embroidery—where irregularities mark the work of human hands.
Kumra’s mission is to reintroduce humanness into fashion. His relaxed, hand-detailed shirts, designed for men but often worn by women, reflect the brand’s ethos: clothing made slowly, built to last, and rooted in place and craft.
Filth Mart
Filth Mart denim channels the brand’s vintage roots and rock-and-roll sensibility. Each pair reflects a commitment to authenticity, blending the worn-in character of true vintage with the ease of everyday wear. Made for those who value craft and personality over polish, Filth Mart carries a sense of freedom that’s defined the brand for more than two decades.
Founded by husband-and-wife duo Mike Sportes and Maggie Fox, Filth Mart grew out of a shared love of music, vintage, and counterculture. What began as a creative outlet has evolved into a cult destination for those drawn to things made with soul and intention.
RTH
RTH is built on the idea of universal connection—drawing from the shared truths and enduring beauty of cultures around the world. Each piece, whether a shirt, belt, pouch, or vessel, is designed with purpose and made to live easily within daily life. RTH encourages an intuitive sense of style, inviting people to trust themselves and create their own expression. The result is a collection that feels grounded and human, defined by craftsmanship and authenticity rather than trend.
Founded by René Holguin, RTH reflects his personal journey through design, craftsmanship, and storytelling. His background in visual merchandising and accessory design, paired with a deep curiosity for culture and community, shapes a brand that feels both personal and universal. As Holguin says, “Style is intuitive—trust yourself.”
B.B. Wallace
B.B. Wallace merges bold design with refined craftsmanship to create knitwear that feels both timeless and expressive. Each piece balances heritage and modernity, moving fluidly between masculine and feminine sensibilities. With a focus on texture, color, and longevity, the collection celebrates individuality through quiet, lasting design.
Founded in 2025 by Meryll Rogge and Sarah Allsopp, B.B. Wallace reflects a shared vision of creativity and craft. Rogge, known for her expressive use of color and form, brings experience from her tenure as head of womenswear at Dries Van Noten, while Allsopp contributes a discerning eye shaped by years of collaboration at Marc Jacobs in New York.
Rebecca Pinto Jewelry
Founded by Rebecca Pinto, the brand celebrates beauty in both people and the world around us. Drawing inspiration from objects, ideas, and experiences gathered through travel, Pinto creates designs that feel organic, distinctive, and enduring. Each piece bridges the everyday with the extraordinary, making fine jewelry feel personal and effortlessly wearable.
Rooted in a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and originality, Pinto’s work reflects a refined balance of artistry and ease. Her collection stands as a study in thoughtful design—jewelry that feels intimate, timeless, and entirely one’s own.
Mother of God
Mother of God Studio is a creative atelier based in Austin, where sculptural form meets functional design. The studio produces limited-edition ceramic objects that live between utility and art. Each piece is handmade by a small team, exploring texture, shape, and surface through an experimental practice that values process as much as outcome.
Founded in 2014 by Diana Welch and Amanda Rivera, both self-taught ceramicists, the studio reflects their shared curiosity and distinct artistic voices. Together, they’ve built a space defined by material exploration, collaboration, and a commitment to pushing their craft forward.
Transplant Floral & Design
Transplant Floral & Design transforms floral work into sculptural storytelling. The Austin-based studio is known for bold, expressive arrangements and large-scale installations that blur the line between nature and art. Each piece blends organic materials with unexpected elements, creating compositions that feel immersive, intuitive, and alive.
Founded by Antonio Bond, Transplant reflects a philosophy rooted in curiosity and connection to the natural world. Bond’s instinctive approach and distinctive eye—recognized nationally on HBO Max’s Full Bloom—give each arrangement a sense of movement and personality, turning flowers into vessels for narrative and emotion.
