The Rooted Fire Jacket
A signature women’s black bio-leather riding jacket with a defined waist, structured shoulders, gunmetal hardware, subtle root-and-road embroidery, and deep crimson satin lining.
Rooted Fire Atelier
A dark romantic fashion concept born from The Road Still Leads to You — where love, legacy, leather, lace, chrome, and hidden fire become wearable design.
Rooted Fire Atelier is a story-born fashion portfolio: a bridge between fiction and real-world garment development. Each piece begins inside the world of Andy Ryder and Jax Ryder, then becomes a visual prototype shaped by road-born romance, bayou dusk, feminine armor, and couture-level emotion.
The First Capsule
A signature women’s black bio-leather riding jacket with a defined waist, structured shoulders, gunmetal hardware, subtle root-and-road embroidery, and deep crimson satin lining.
A tailored black waistcoat inspired by feminine inheritance and biker-luxury discipline — legacy without club patches, rank markings, or costume.
A black evening gown with a leather-inspired bodice, lace and illusion details, a defined waist, and deep crimson revealed through movement.
A short sculpted black evening dress with lace or illusion sleeves — intimate, personal, and made for private fire.
The crown piece of the collection: an ivory-white leather bridal concept with a sculpted corset bodice, crimson vine detail, silver or gunmetal accents, and a hidden fire beneath the softness.
Design Origins
The designs began in the emotional world of The Road Still Leads to You, a biker-family romance centered on Andy Ryder, a Chicago-born designer, and Jax Ryder, a rugged biker-mechanic whose life is built from engines, scars, devotion, and the road back home.
Rooted Fire does not treat story as decoration. The garments carry origin, memory, and character — translated into silhouette, lining, hardware, texture, and detail.
Prototype Development
Rooted Fire Atelier is currently developing visual prototype packages for its first capsule. The project is open to conversations with makers, ateliers, pattern cutters, collaborators, and creative partners interested in helping story-born fashion become tangible.
Contact
For atelier, prototype, editorial, or collaboration inquiries, please contact:
scholleandy@gmail.com