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 readingSave the Duck – the animal friendly brand
Jackets, vests, coats – wonderfully contemporary, wonderfully warm and animal-free. Nicolas Bargi founded Save the Duck to save geese with its down-free Zeitgeist products. Today, his Milan-based brand represents people with awareness, exciting luxury co-ops, the first Italian B Corp company and over 20 million geese whose lives he has saved.
Continue readingkaala – for more yoga in everyday life
For their bag and backpack label kaala, Regina Winther and Carolin van Eupen have developed smart bag and backpack models from pre-consumer industrial waste, that can do much more than just transport the mat into the studio. They combine yoga with everyday life. Sustainable and fair.
Continue readingThe Bad Seeds Company – made from hemp
Mother Barbara and daughter Sofia Geier design and manufacture Dungarees, denim jackets, jumpers, oversize shirts, shirt dresses as well as rucksacks, shoulder bags & Co. for their label Bad Seeds Italia in Neumarkt in South Tyrol. And from hemp.
Continue readingJAN ‘N JUNE – sustainable, affordable high fashion
When Jula Holtzheimer and Anna Bronowski founded the Hamburg fashion label JAN ’N JUNE in 2014, they had the following idea: sustainable fashion that looks great, is produced fairly and is still affordable. What sounds like numerous contradictions to some, the two have consistently built up and further developed.
Continue readingThokk Thokk
Everything started with the Munich eco label Thokk Thokk with T-shirts. The characteristic, graphic prints were (and are) printed by hand in Munich. Today, the collection is a stylish mix of classic basics and striking statement pieces that are produced – certified according to the highest bio-fair standards such as GOTS and Fairtrade.
Continue readingSETERY clothing
Hanna Greis takes a contemporary approach with her brand, SETERY. Instead of launching an XL collection, she focuses on a smaller version: the capsule wardrobe. With only ten pieces, she wants to make mornings easier for business women. The Kickstarter campaign will start in spring 2020.
Continue readingJunglück
Benjamin Klarmann and his Munich-based organic beauty brand, Junglück, have developed unisex products that make a difference. “Good for you, good for everyone” is the promise of his natural, certified, environmentally friendly and vegan skin, hair and body care. His goal: change in the cosmetics market.
Continue readingnat-2 footwear
As the son of one of the oldest shoemaking dynasties in Europe – founded in 1856 by Ferdinand Fischer in Saxony – Sebastian Thies is the sixth generation to develop and design shoes. His weakness? Sneakers made of the finest and most surprising materials. For this purpose he founded the label nat-2 in 2007. With the world’s first 2-in-1 shoe, which he developed, he was able to win numerous prizes worldwide and establish his brand internationally.
Continue readingAmbiletics
Through her collection, Giulia Becker shows that sportswear can not only be functional, but also sustainable and sexy. The leggings made of recycled PET are colorful and dynamic. The collection is produced under the fairest conditions and the hand-painted prints make you want to do an intense workout.
Continue readingWildling Shoes
Everyone dreams of freedom and being grounded. Yet, we so often our shoes disconnect us from the soft meadow, the warm sand and the invigorating stone floor.
Continue readingMaravillas Bags
After studying fashion design in Florence, Christina worked as a costume designer in the Berlin film scene for several years before moving to Mallorca with her family.
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