GSCT SOLVES THE GOLDILOCKS PROBLEM
MSCHF’s experimental fashion wing, GSCT (Global Supply Chain Telephone) exists to probe the hidden mechanics of fashion, design, and global industry; while making aesthetically compelling products to accompany those narratives. The brand takes its name from its founding project: a handbag passed factory to factory across Peru, Portugal, India, and China, each handoff accompanied by deliberately vague instructions referencing a different luxury house; Birkin, Celine, Dior, Balenciaga. What emerged was a Frankenstein creation shaped entirely by the hidden creative labor of the factory floor; the creative problem solving and the quiet design decisions that the industry pretends don’t exist.
That project set the tone, but GSCT isn’t bound to it. Future work will range from aesthetic pursuits to broader interventions in how fashion is made, marketed, and understood. Every bag is the right size. GSCT extends its original handbag into new proportions; solving the Goldilocks problem once and for all. Two new bag sizes and three new small goods, each sharing the same signature curve. One is too big, one is too small, one is just right; except now you can have all three.
The OG. The Mini. The Micro.
Big, medium, and small. One for everything, one for nights out, one for the things that get lost in everything else. The Micro is AirPods case small, built for modularity; clip it to your OG, your Mini, your belt loop, or wear it as a charm via its included carabiner.
The Cardholder. The Bi-Fold Wallet. The Multi-Use Chain.
GSCT enters everyday carry with two unisex leather goods in pebble leather, both preserving the signature curve in compact form. The Multi-Use Chain integrates across the OG, Mini, Micro, and Bi-Fold Wallet and works alone as a necklace.
With this release, GSCT doesn’t just add products, it expands its universe. Each piece is modular, and intentionally scaled. Same curve. Three sizes. Just right.
