Cave Canem in Shanghai
Shanghai has always been a city of movement, dogs weaving through sidewalks, humans slowing their pace to match. It felt like the right place for a quiet pause in our journey.
Rather than treating this moment as a formal test, we gathered a few dogs and their humans for an intimate Shanghai chapter of Cave Canem. No staging, no instructions. Just real wear, real movement, and careful observation.
A Small Event, Intentionally So
This Shanghai gathering marked the final moment before production. Every decision was already close to settled. What we were looking for were the details that only reveal themselves in everyday life.
Meet the Dogs
Ginger, a Whippet girl with a slender frame and sensitive skin, helping us observe fit and comfort on light builds.
Pie, a Wire Fox Terrier boy, energetic and alert, offering insight into structure and durability during active wear.
Feinei, a Dachshund boy whose long proportions challenged balance, length, and ease of movement.
What We Took Away
Watching the dogs move, pause, and settle into the pieces confirmed many of our choices, and quietly refined others. Small adjustments emerged from these moments, the kind that only surface when designs are lived in, not reviewed.
Cave Canem in Shanghai wasn't a launch. It was a listening moment, a calm checkpoint before commitment. One shaped by dogs, their rhythms, and the city they moved through.
To see the pieces that emerged from this Shanghai chapter, explore our Walk Set, designed to move with dogs in real life, wherever the city takes them.

































