Jan 17, 2010 · a couple of dresses, jumpers, a skirt and some other surprises... (did I ever claim treches is only for women?...) and treches has got a new logo! (made by Bureau Bruneau).

Treches ist ein junges Streetwear Label aus Berlin mit Focus auf Qualität und Nachhaltig-keit. Neben ausgefallenem Design mit Streetwear Attitude steht ein ethisches Miteinander und die Besinnung auf die Umwelt an vorderster Stelle.

The aim is balance: bold colours & simple shapes, heavy prints, intrinsic order, wired nights & nettle tea. Read more

Treches has been an ethically responsible company ever since the first collection in 2008. No people will suffer for the creation of our products! We follow our vision of a fair fashion industry where human rights and well-being are accounted for at every step of the development and manufacturing process.

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I was in Mali in february 2009, and learned how to make the classic "mudpainting" (=bogolan).

Light pink/sand coloured melange sweater fabric with plush inside in 100% cotton, certified organic by GOTS and made in Turkey by Lebenskleidung. Sewn with lyocell thread. The only thing not 100% natural in this pullover is the spray-adhesive used to assemble the aplique (it is supposed to be environmental friendly though) and the print on the labels.

See-through mesh tank top with "strategically placed" simplified flames in 4 different fabrics.

The ongoing Portrait series is an attempt to step away from the typical approach of using models as blank canvases to project a vision onto. Instead I work with the subjects (my friends) in the photos and try to reflect their personality, work and interests through the clothes I create.

Created October — 2017 A series of clothes designed for a 55 x 55 x 10 cm square. In a world where no one really needs more clothes, making fashion has become about creating desires, specifically a desire to be like the person modeling the clothes. By designing fashion for a non-human shape and in doing so supposedly creating a desire to be a square, I wanted to illustrate just how out of ...