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Studio

Designed in Miami, made to order in small runs.

Limited editions

Each design is limited to 200 pieces ever made.

From the desk of Tiffany Agam

The world behind Cloque.

A personal studio of literary clothing, vintage postcards, food studies, artifacts, and garments that feel collected from a beautiful life.

ARCHITECT / ARTIST / FOUNDER

Designed by an architect, assembled like a memory.

Cloque & Dagger was founded by Tiffany Agam, an architect, artist, and designer in South Florida. The brand grew from her love of buildings, books, old signs, postcards, museum objects, and the small pieces of visual culture that make a place feel alive.

Tiffany approaches each garment like a tiny room or composition. The typography, negative space, scale of the image, color of the garment, and emotional world of the reference all have to work together. The goal is never to make ordinary merchandise. The goal is to make clothing with a point of view.

Every piece begins with a story: a hotel from a novel, a handwritten card, a strange food diagram, a seaside photograph, a found object, a memory of travel, or something beautiful taped to the studio wall.

Pleasant Island Lodge vintage postcard
Vintage postcards
Hand-drawn fruit and dessert studies
Food studies

Small runs. Big stories. Each design is limited to 200 pieces ever made.

Black and white apothecary cabinet drawing
Objects & artifacts
Layered pages and artwork
Desk walls
Handwritten postcard back
Handwriting & paper

Cloque & Dagger pieces are designed to feel like souvenirs from fictional places.

Red lobster vintage postcard
Playful ephemera
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Made to order.

Pieces are produced especially for you so the collection stays intentional and waste stays low.

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One of 200.

Every design is limited to 200 pieces ever made. Once retired, it becomes part of the archive.

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Designed in Miami.

The studio language is warm, literary, architectural, nostalgic, and a little unexpected.