- Fusion and corrosion, along with weathered and rough textures, pay homage to the passage of time and sustainability
- Recognized for their spiritual and cultural value, these elements embrace imperfect aesthetics in a fresh, innovative way
- The textile innovations, featuring various enhanced processing techniques, emphasize the beauty of imperfection
- Materials with a scratched, worn, and faded appearance, evoking traces of time and use
- Matte surfaces achieved through bio-based wax or eco-friendly resin treatments
- Irregular crack effects created using garment dyeing techniques
- Jacquard textiles utilizing Mouliné yarn, expressing a subtle frost effect
- Materials with a scratched, faded, and weathered look, evoking signs of time and wear
- Matte surfaces achieved through bio-based wax or eco-friendly resin treatments
- Irregular crack effects created using garment dyeing techniques
- Jacquard textiles utilizing Mouliné yarn, expressing a subtle mottled effect
- Thin and lightweight, making it versatile for mixing into various styles
- No need for ironing, wrinkle-resistant, and easy to wear
- From subtle creases to more pronounced and elastic wrinkles, the variation is adjusted according to its intended use.
- Wool material that evokes the image of a well-worn, slightly rugged military blanket.
- Felting and boiling processes create a naturally compressed texture and substantial thickness, enhancing diverse silhouettes.
- A weathered and naturally discolored appearance, with a partially aged patina, creating a vintage nuance.
- Garment dyeing, pigment dyeing, and garment washing techniques create a dusted color effect, offering an eco-friendly aesthetic. Applied to a wide range of materials such as cotton gabardine, moleskin, corduroy, and knitwear.
- A raw, primal textile style reflecting the rough aesthetics of dark nature is intentionally presented.
- Emphasizing erosion and decay effects, it incorporates upcycled materials that represent the cycle of discarded waste.
- Textures evoke microorganisms, adding an abstract dimension to the overall textile concept.
- A weathered appearance utilizing discarded textiles, leather, and fiber byproducts, incorporating authentic upcycled materials.
- A rough, unfinished surface effect that enhances the raw aesthetic.
- A matted and tangled fleece material reminiscent of heavily worn wool or aged, neglected fur.
- A blend of biodegradable polyester and wool enhances durability and resilience while aligning with eco-friendly principles.
- The contrast between premium fabrics and intentionally distressed surfaces creates a unique visual harmony.
- A fabric that expresses a weathered and aged effect not through print or dyeing but via weaving structures and processing techniques.
- Materials such as tweed, macramé, jacquard, and denim are reinterpreted, incorporating partial burnout and over-floaking techniques to enhance the visual representation of decay.
- An unconventional texture that showcases irregular alignment, roughness, and asymmetry, breaking away from traditional structures.
- A visually rich texture that evokes a primal and raw aesthetic through diverse color contrasts.
- Primarily utilizing jacquard techniques, applied to woven and knit fabrics.
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