1858 Production was born at the intersection of creativity, culture, and craftsmanship. The name is inspired by a pivotal moment in fashion history—when Charles Frederick Worth, known as the first-ever fashion designer, stitched his name into a garment in 1858. By doing so, he didn’t just launch the legendary House of Worth; he changed the way creators were seen, turning clothing into personal, artistic statements and laying the foundation for branding in fashion. That first stitch was a bold act of ownership and pride—an expression of identity woven directly into the work. It marked the beginning of creators truly claiming their vision.

At 1858 Production, we carry that same spirit into everything we do—from capturing powerful visuals through photography and video to designing clothing that speaks with purpose. Our work is rooted in originality and driven by the desire to leave a mark, just like that first stitch. Whether it’s through a lens or on fabric, this is where identity meets art, and production becomes legacy.