About Brands
Aequamente - Italy
Easy silhouettes and elegant details combined with the use of luxury natural materials create this wearable collection designed by Lorenza from the H Cube fashion house. Thoughtful details are evident throughout her designs, clever seams and raw finishes to hems are signature to the brand.
Album di Famiglia - Italy
‘We simply create clothes
in which you can live.’
The story of Album di Famiglia started in 2000 with a dream of Monica Rusconi, a designer.
At once her sister Patrizia joined her in this adventure, and in 2011 her brother Giovanni did the same.
Many years have passed since.
Their collection is guided by a single word: simplicity.
They would simply create clothes, in which to live and feel good.
Taking care of every garment they design, cut and sew and hoping that even the wearer will take the same care of it.
Based in an old cotton mill in Lomazzo near Milan the brands style is timeless and modern at the same time, never compromising on quality and the longevity of each garment produced.
https://albumdifamiglia.com/en/
Apuntob - Italy
Based in Rome ApuntoB is designed by Barbara Garofalo, who creates her collections with the philosophy “the goal is not to dress, but to live”. Every piece combines an effortless simplicity and pureness with functionality. Her garments are crafted using only the finest natural fabrics and impeccable production quality.
AJ117 - Denmark
Designed in Denmark and made in Europe Project AJ117 delivers on wearable basics crafted using organic cottons and eco fibres. Easy to wear with a Skandi influence.
Black Crane
A functional collection of garments that focus on shape, form and beautiful textured natural fabrics. Designed by Japanese designer Momo Suziki and crafted in Los Angeles by the local community ensuring fair wages and good working conditions. Comfort is paramount for Black Crane, they believe that clothes are a tool for living and the wearers personality should shine through.
Elliot Organics - UK
Elliot puts quality and sustainability first, producing timeless designs that are made to last. Designer Alex Elliot was determined to create a brand that was kind to the planet, soft against the skin and more natural. After years designing fast fashion she needed change and in 2019 Elliot was born. Everyday jersey basics that are comfortable to wear and designed for the modern woman.
Frida Zazou
Rooted in the spirit of Paris, the brand draws on the story of Frida. An elegant, free-spirited woman devoted to music, dance, and the city she called home. The name “Zazou,” referencing the jazz-loving subculture of the 1940s, embodies a timeless sense of freedom, individuality, and love, values that continue to shape and define the brand’s creative identity.
Hannoh
Hannoh Wessel is an exceptional designer with a strong design DNA that runs through all his collections; signature red stitching to buttons, raw hemlines and cocoon shapes. His garments are all crafted to a high standard in Italy and completely timeless in design. Clever pattern cutting and the best quality fabrics are used for his biannual collections. Hannoh is a true slow fashion brand.
Kagure - Japan
The brand name ‘Kagure’ is derived from the ancient word ‘Yukikagure’, which appears in a vast collection of poems (Manyoshu) compiled in Japan around the 8th century.
‘kagure’ means ‘to gather together’.
The brand aims to be a brand where natural things, ancient wisdom and people come together.
The brand offers comfortable clothes and innerwear made of natural materials that can be used for a long time with peace of mind, as well as handmade vessels and sundries.
We aim to make people who wear our clothes feel more comfortable, ‘We hope that the person who wears the clothes will feel more comfortable, and that their life will take a slightly better turn.’
https://media.urban-research.jp/feature/kagure_2024aw/exhibition/
Crossley
Established by Luca Gorini in 1982, Crossley is an esteemed Italian knitwear label renowned for its dedication to crafting enduring pieces that seamlessly complement diverse lifestyles. Pioneering in the realm of knitwear and jerseys they also produce an easy to wear range of everyday garments that are well cut and crafted.
Crossley champions innovation while upholding the highest standards of quality. The outcome? A curated assortment distinguished by its utilization of premium natural fibers such as pure cotton and cashmere.
Mate Mono - Japan
With nearly 80 years of experience, Komatsu Matere has trailblazed in the development of new textiles and dyeing processes for various industries, ranging from automobile upholstery to high-end designer labels. As a sustainable brand, Komatsu Matere breathes new life into scrap materials and waste through their line of minimal-waste goods, named "mate-mono." This innovative approach not only benefits the environment but also offers unique and creative solutions for consumers, demonstrating how responsible practices can coexist with style and sustainability.
Melissa
Melissa emerged in 1979 and was originally inspired by the footwear of French Riviera fishermen, the brand quickly became a symbol embraced by generations. Crafted from exclusive Melflex® PVC, every pair of Melissa shoes is flexible, durable, and comfortable, while remaining 100% recyclable and cruelty-free. Driven by responsibility and innovation, Melissa is committed to shaping a more conscious and forward-thinking future.
Nailberry
Established in 2012 by Sonia Hully, NAILBERRY originated as an upscale Nail Bar nestled in Chelsea, London. Its evolution into a line of multi-award-winning premium polishes was swift and remarkable. They are the pioneers of healthy manicures and are on a mission to remain that way. Creators of vibrant, timeless and long-lasting hues, encapsulated in breathable, better-for-nails formulas that are eco-friendly, non-toxic and breathable.
nygårdsanna
Anna designs understated clothes that fit together no matter the season or year. Fabrics are natural and her colour palette inspired by nature often using in-between colours that are not found on the high street. Nygårdsanna’s collections always feature feminine versions of menswear and vintage workwear. These garments are made to be worn and last for many years.
Paula Kirkwood
Local to us in our home town of Brighton Paula designs and crafts every bag herself to a high standard. Using only the best quality vegetable tanned leathers from Italy her bags are both functional and stylish in design. Paula Kirkwood bags are finished with brass hardware and the leathers develop a beautiful patina over time.
Union of London – UK
Candles that transform your mood, renew your energy and calm your space.
Using only sustainably produced soya wax free from petroleum, phthalates and preservatives the candles are hand poured in small batches enriches with essential oils.
The wide natural fibre wicks produce a broad flame that generates great scent avoiding wasteful tunnelling. The glass jars can be repurposed after use making great plant pots, toothbrush holders and pen pots.
All packaging is FCS certified and acid free.
Tamanohada
Japanese company, Tamanohada, has been crafting soap since 1892. Their product line, which began with a simple white soap ball, has evolved to include a modern version in their current bath product range. These soaps, made with sustainable palm oil and enriched with essential oils, provide a gentle, eco-friendly skincare solution while offering a visually and tactilely pleasing experience.
Rabens Saloner
Rabens Saloner, founded in 2007 by creative director Birgitte Raben, known for its elegance and expressive use of colour. With a design studio in Copenhagen and a creative base in Bali, the brand blends modern design with traditional craftsmanship, collaborating closely with local artisans. The brand’s signature tie-dye techniques continually push creative boundaries, crafted entirely by hand and guided solely by the human eye, ensuring that every piece is truly one of a kind.
A World of Craft
A World of Craft was founded in 1967. Since then, they have joined forces with artisans across Africa, Asia and Latin America, to promote and develop traditional crafts.
Their goal is to support fair trade practices and create new job opportunities in regions where craftsmanship plays a crucial role in the livelihoods of local people.
A great deal of A World of Crafts catalogue is developed by A World of Craft Studio, A World of Craft's own design team. The idea is to use design as a tool, to develop and market traditional crafts and thereby help to create jobs in the regions where the craft is currently the main source of income. This give unique traditions of crafts a possibility to; survive and A World of Crafts clients get access to the world's craftsmanship.
A World of Craft imports directly from artisans or through Fair Trade organizations.
Fair trade is a matter of course for them!
Their partners are in the following countries: Bangladesh, Bolivia, Burundi, Ecuador, El Salvador, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Madagaskar, Mali, Malawi, Morocco, Mexico, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Thailand.
WXY
Cleaner, better and fairer fragrance for your home. 100% plant-based wax candles, paraben free fragrance oils. High quality scents, realistically priced and made in the UK. Their aesthetic is clear and simple, looks good in any room and lets the smells do the talking.
All products are hand poured and contain no animal derived materials or parabens. They use recyclable materials wherever possible and virtually no plastics.
Tried + tested at Woven we have ensured that each candle and diffuser oil scents the space without being overpowering.
Shepard of Sweden
Founded in 1982, Shepherd of Sweden seamlessly combines traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics from our base in Svenljunga and manufacturing facilities in Europe. Our slippers, shoes, home furnishings, and accessories strike a balance between what's current and what's enduring – the essence of timeless Scandinavian elegance.
Somerville
Founded in 2007, the brand began with a simple idea inspired by a gifted Hermès scarf and a love of timeless accessories. Starting with handmade scarf designs produced in India, the collection quickly grew into other accessories including bags.
Tanta
Tanta is a family business based in the rainy Basque Country, in Spain, with more than 30 years of experience producing raincoats. As a company, they draw heavily on the Basque heritage. After all, TANTÄ means drop in Basque.
The brand was launched in 2018 based on the mission to design and supply high quality 100% waterproof and colourful rainwear at competitive prices. They strongly believe that carefully crafted products in durable materials and timeless design is the most sustainable solution. They strive to make long-lasting products with high functionality, which you will wear for and treasure for years.
Woven 11 – UK
Our in-house knit brand designed by Alby and produced by Eleven Everything designer/maker Kathryn. A concise edit of wearable knitted garments and accessories that complement our seasonal collections.
Designed with purpose & passion, crafted with skill and attention to detail
the Woven Store X 11 Everything collaboration Woven 11 is created from
ethically produced sustainable yarns - made to order ensuring zero waste.
The pure natural yarns that we favour have been produced ethically from raw fibre to finished spool, and special care is taken to ensure the materials originate from farms that subscribe to organic farming practices, and adhere to extremely high animal welfare standards.
Once knitted each piece is washed and finished by hand.
Made to be worn and loved.
