Rundholz

I bought my first Rundholz piece in 2007 - and I still have it today! Rundholz is one of the labels that can be described as timeless Avantgarde. Timeless, not in the sense of always having been boring, but sustainably interesting and without signs of wear and tear - neither aesthetic nor qualitative. Carsten Rundholz comes from a graphic design background, that is clearly recognizable.

art point

The designer Lena Kvadrat founded her label art point in the 90s, and has settled in the new district of Vienna since 2001. Kvadrat runs a stylish concept store there and develops two collections annually, engaged with themes such as Corporeality and Neo/Futurism.
Transformation and consensus-building are the magnetic poles of the tension field in which her concepts develop. art point pieces are meant to offer the wearer participation and self-realization simultaneously.

serien°umerica

serien°umerica was founded in 2009 in Turin by Maria de Ambrogio and Stella Tosco, and is deeply connected with this city and its artisanal traditions. The designers work in close contact with local artisans and operate a Knit-lab since 2018, with the goal of exploring the possibilities of new materials - increasingly recycled, too - and to unite the highest quality of production with maximal artistic freedom.

Tata Christiane

Deconstructed Couture
Contemporary Street Costume
Tata Christiane is a vision of the street costume. It proposes an absurd and disturbing vision of beauty, with decline, maladjustment, extravagance, and immoderation. It plays with the borders of elegance, digging up our old memories, recycling the waste of our civilization.

Masha Maria

Masha Maria has meanwhile become a secret tip, because of the fact that she can only find so much material each year as is available for her products, which made it incredibly difficult to get a hold of her products. We just about managed to obtain three of her jackets for the concept store.
Masha Maria was born in Amsterdam in 2017. Olga, it’s founder, comes from a graphic design background that’s why the colours are so vivid and shapes are so well defined.

Bread and Butter

Micaela Giancalé from Bread and Butter has known the fashion industry for over 30 years. She knows how much good fabric ends up in the trash when it's cut, how much leftover material is left as deadstock to be disposed of in the end - and she knows the small workshops that use it to sew wonderful new materials, embroider, print and paint fabrics. We have selected the most artistic and unusual models of the collection for you. The small label also offers handmade shoes and bags.

PAT GUZIK

Kundel can be translated as mongrel or village dog, maybe in this case colourful dog? In any case, sensational outfits for bold fashion avant-gardists and absolute collectors' items. Made from fabrics that are hand-woven from recycled yarn and expressively finished with tufted picture elements. The absolute most exciting up-cycling fashion on the market today, Guzik has won several awards for this work. We are very proud to be able to show a larger exhibition of his work in Munich for the first time! From 30.11. to 04.12.22 at the Greenstyle area of Heim und Handwerk, then in the Gallery.

Studio b3

Paulina Blachura, who founded Studio b3 with her mother in 2008, hates the question of what inspires her. "Probably because I can't really answer it," she says. she says "Sometimes the best ideas come to me during very banal activities, for example when I'm waiting at the checkout in the supermarket. But every idea actually springs from many sources.