Volga Volga's 2013 Spring/Summer collection featured items made with ink-dyed linen, botanical prints, and handmade lace.

The brand's meticulous attention to detail in its clothing creations included a cut-and-sew top with a double front and a single back piece tucked under it, sewn without a serger, a T-shirt with side seams that connect to the pocket openings and long darts, and armholes with shoulder points offset by 2cm from front to back.

Designer Mikhail Panteleev explained, "Sewing is also part of the design. We eliminate unnecessary decoration and create clothes that combine function and design. We develop the materials, dye and process them after they return from the factory, and do everything ourselves, from scratch to wholesale."

There are no runway shows, and the brand prepares 40 to 50 items each season. In December of this year, they opened an atelier shop in Bakurocho, Tokyo, which is open only on Saturdays.