Haderlump
About the Collection
For Fall/Winter 2025/26, HADERLUMP presents the “SOLIVAGANT” collection, inspired by the fashion of rail passengers in the mid-20th century. The collection builds on the Spring/Summer 2025 “AERO” collection and concludes the brand’s exploration of the leitmotif movement. “SOLIVAGANT” is designed as a snapshot of 28 individual stories (passengers) that come together in one place and is thus also a tribute to human connection. This season, HADERLUMP places a special focus on bags and suitcases, sophisticated accessories, as well as coats and blazers, which are reimagined according to the label’s aesthetic. The collection incorporates a multitude of X-shaped silhouettes in the designs, a play on the essence of intersection and connection. Wool fabrics and denim are enhanced with textile manipulations to reflect various components of trains- such as oxidation effects and other surface textures inspired by train interiors. The color palette is centered around black, gray and blue with accents of red to evoke the different hues of the railway.
All images are available at the official Berlin Fashion Week MEDIA HUB.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Haderlump presents a fresh urban uniform embodying confidence amidst the complexities of modern life. Our fashion caters to individuals ready to confront the present's challenges and evolve alongside them. The result is an aesthetic blending resilience with delicacy, rebellion with elegance. At the heart of our brand lies a dedication to craftsmanship, with each garment meticulously handcrafted in our Berlin Atelier. Our design language respects the past while looking towards the future.
What non-fashion related sources or experiences have influenced your current collection?
Our collections are always inspired by a variety of influences outside of fashion. We study surfaces and social structures intensively, conducting research before each collection to incorporate these findings into our designs. For our current collection AERO, for example, we studied different surfaces of airplanes and what kind of materials pilots used to wear and drew on the pioneering spirit of the first female pilots to explore how the body can be protected.
