an.ju studio stands for Anna and Justine. Together, Anna Eham and Justine Nessi are the creators of the Munich leather studio an.ju studio. And together, the two see themselves as a cross-generational creative duo who want to keep the (somewhat forgotten) craftsmanship of fine leather making alive in combination with sustainability.
Continue readingLama Living – Home of sustainable home textiles
With her online marketplace LAMA LIVING, Justine Weiß wants to achieve what is already set in the area of fashion in the area of home textiles. To this end, she curates the online shop of her Stuttgart start-up with natural products from selected brands. Predominantly from women-run companies.
Continue readingRESPCT.ME Gallery – art meets fashion
With the opening of the Respct.Me Gallery, Munich has gained an unconventional but (fairly) curated location. Because Susanne Bleicher-Kaikkis combines art that inspires change with fashion from art-oriented fair labels from all over Europe in her small but extremely fine gallery at Reichenbachstrasse 36.
Continue readingCLOTHESfriends – meet, share & style fair
With their fashion tech startup CLOTHESfriends, AMD graduates Carmen Jenny and Sonja Wunderlich are revolutionizing shopping as we know it. At the same time, they bring variety to the wardrobe and the sharing economy to everyday life. Her credo: Why buy when you can rent?
Continue readingcoilex ® Store – Online shop for innovative shoes
With the precisely curated Coilex online store, shoe designer Sebastian Thies created a digital home for innovative shoes in 2009. In addition to the own brands of the traditional company thies from Garching near Munich, the outstanding sneakers made from hay, milk, glass & Co. of the family-owned label nat-2 footwear by Sebastian Thies are also represented.
Continue readingFair Couture – Bags & Backpacks
Actually, Ben Bracher wanted to found a fair fashion label. Instead of bringing another brand onto the market, the Munich-based maker has been running his online shop Fair Couture since 2016, with which he gives exciting bag and backpack brands more visibility.
Continue readingLai Chun – Shop for eco & fair design
The fact that eco doesn’t look like sackcloth and that sustainable products can easily keep up with conventional parts in terms of design is reflected in every image in the Lai Chun online shop. Quite apart from that, the story is far from over here – it is only just beginning
Continue readingKauri Store – concept store
Daniel Tocca, who became Italy’s sustainable fashion pioneer when the brand RE-BELLO was founded in 2010, opened the first 360-degree sustainable lifestyle store in South Tyrol together with Bernhard Schönhuber in December 2019 with the Kauri Store Bolzano city center is a lot more sustainable and an important topic can be experienced in style.
Continue readingjesango – Shopping Community
With jesango, Germany’s first fair fashion shopping community was launched at the end of 2019. The mission of the Munich founders? To interpret the access to fair and sustainably produced fashion in a contemporary way and to make it uncomplicated and inexpensive and more accessible for the masses.
Continue readingCEO GENE – sustainable Businesswear
Tanja Kosar has worked as a project manager in the automotive industry for a long time and knows about the difficulties associated with a sustainable business wardrobe. That is why she founded her platform CEO GENE in 2019, on which she makes sustainably produced office outfits and accessories for small newcomer designers publicly and easily accessible.
Continue readingStaiy
In 2019, four smart, young Italian entrepreneurs founded Staiy, an innovative online fashion platform to present and access sustainable fashion with urban style. The founders are convinced that sustainable brands can become an authority in style.
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