Founded by Andrea Bonfini, FADE OUT LABEL was born in Berlin in early 2015. 

Unisex, zero waste and unique clothing with an oversized cut in deconstructed vintage denim and upcycled natural fabrics, this is what the FADE OUT LABEL collections are made of. 

Paola Verzini and her husband Michele founded the Stripes Of-f Road accessory brand in Verona, Italy in 2007. Instilled with a passion for tailoring and craftsmanship by her tailor parents, Paola still follows this sartorial philosophy in the production of the Stripes Of-f Road bag and accessory collections. 

The brand works mainly to order and offers the possibility to personalize the design, from the inner and outer fabrics to the yarns and zips. 

Passionate about the world of denim, the designer couple has for several years been pursuing upcycling with the use of high quality, durable and non-fading Italian denim fabrics. 

A new collaboration between Adriano Goldmschied and Artmill shines a spotlight on premium woven denim fabrics. 

ArtMill, the innovative woven fabric division of Pakistan-based denim producer Artistic Milliners, has partnered with Adriano Goldschmied, the “Godfather of Denim” and founder of Daily Blue. Together, they’ve crafted a collection that underscores ArtMill’s commitment to fashion and sustainability. 

Titled “Weaving Glamour”, the concept collection features exclusive fabrics that embody versatility, quality and eco-conscious design. “In today’s market, the need for fabrics that seamlessly blend comfort, performance, and premium quality is greater than ever. ArtMill is dedicated to leading this charge, with our iconic blends, and superior craftsmanship at the core,” said Omer Ahmed, managing director of Artistic Milliners. 

KENTROY YEARWOOD is a progressive designer who specialises in innovative garment construction. He is also a passionate fabric researcher who carries a deep knowledge of artisan techniques. 

AUREA LINEA – The Golden Line reimagines the legacy of colonial privilege through a creative and liberating reconstruction of both garment and narrative. In this collection, Kentroy merges the precision of tailoring with the innovation of textile craftsmanship, creating pieces that are both contemporary and timeless. Drawing on historical references, intricate detailing, and avant-garde silhouettes, he works with luxury deadstock materials, staying true to his ethical and sustainable vision.

From his Amsterdam home studio, Kentroy designs, drapes, dyes, and constructs each piece by hand, reinventing artisanal finishing and natural dyeing techniques. His approach defies seasonality, offering signature styles made to order, in multiple fabric variations. By reclaiming the refined spirit of luxury while rejecting its unsustainable aspects, Kentroy speaks to a new generation of clothing connoisseurs who value thoughtful, enduring, and beautifully crafted design.

We take it, weave it with denim, and turn it into jeans that don’t shout “look at me”, but whisper “I know who I am.” 

 

LUCiA CHAIN is an italo-argentinian fashion brand born in Bueno Aires, rooted in Piemonte, Italy. Founded in 2017, the brand embodies a deep commitment to the environment, crafting plant-based designs by hand in their local studio using raw fabrics and organic dyes. 

Their core values revolve around zero-waste patterns, a-gender fits, and slow production, resulting in biodegradable clothing designed for longevity.  For LUCiA CHAIN, denim is a translation of everyday life, simplicity, and durability. Denim possesses the nobility to speak of a potential luxury through austerity. 

While not solely focused on denim, their approach likely extends to durable and thoughtfully sourced materials, reflecting a modern and sustainable interpretation. 

Key elements of their collections include meticulously handcrafted pieces that prioritize environmental responsibility and timeless design.

Emina, a brand founded by Giulia Perin, is a sustainable textile design project that combines art, tradition, innovation, and environmental respect. 

Inspired by global craftsmanship, including Indonesian batik, a UNESCO heritage, and botanical dyeing techniques, Emina offers clothing dyed with plant-based, self-produced colors, free from chemicals. Its collections highlight a unique and evolving style, emphasizing attention to detail, circularity, and waste reduction. 

A brand that merges fashion, art, and science, Emina is also committed to educational activities such as workshops and collaborations with universities to raise awareness about respecting natural resources. Since 2022, Emina has enriched its journey with immersive installations and artistic performances, inviting reflection on harmony with the planet.  Giulia, also a consultant for industrial dyeing processes, promotes more conscious production methods. 

Our identity is anchored in tradition, yet projected toward the world. We are firmly grounded in our territory, but our vision is global — with a client base that spans the leading fashion capitals. At Demiurgo, we believe in the power of Italian craftsmanship and design, and our mission is to share its excellence with the world.

Our work is driven by a constant dialogue between heritage and experimentation. Each collection is a tribute to leather’s expressive strength, transformed through unique treatments into a living material — evocative, tactile, and sculptural. Demiurgo is not just a brand. 

It’s a voice shaped in leather.

It’s creation as storytelling.

It’s matter becoming meaning.

The brand Simon Cracker was founded in 2010 by Simone Botte, art director, stylist, and fabric and print researcher. Simon Cracker is an upcycling clothing line that gives new life to forgotten garments, deadstock fabrics, and discarded materials, transforming them into unique and contemporary pieces with a creative and sustainable approach to fashion.

Simon Cracker, the brand that embodies the creative and unconventional energy of Simone Botte, was born from the ability to reinvent forgotten materials, deadstock fabrics, and used garments, transforming them into unique and contemporary pieces. The brand goes beyond traditional fashion logic: each piece is not just clothing, but an expression of movement, attitude, and personality. An iconic example is the jacket that, by altering the shoulder line, becomes both body and behavior.

Simone works by deconstructing, reconstructing, and transforming, giving new life to ordinary fabrics with a creative and deeply human approach. Each collection tells not only a story of clothes but a distinctive way of living and interpreting fashion.

Nature, proportions and structure converge, creating a collection where minimal lines and thoughtful construction shape a subtle, powerful language of style.

Everything handmade with love and passion in our Milan Lab.

Nik Gallo founded by Nik Gallo in 2025, it’s not a “Fashion” brand, but a lifestyle BtoC project born with the idea of creating one of a kind or limited edition objects with affordable prices.

Chapter 1 of this adventure includes, five knitwear styles, twelve upcycled shirts, a small selection of decorative objects, four reworked nightgowns, and some handpainted pillows.

Staying true to values and forever changing, because each day is different from the previous one, and today is all there is.