Shops/Onlineshops

Collections from Buenos Aires, Hanoi and Bangkok: Wibke Deertz’s label A.D. Deertz, which she founded back in 2000, allows her to combine her love for fashion, creativity and travelling. Her classic, timeless collections aren’t produced in line with the typical sale cycles. Instead, Deertz lets herself be inspired by different cultures and places across the world and gives her collection as much time as needed.

Finding pretty shoes made of sustainable materials that no animal had to suffer from is not that easy. At avesu, instead of organic slippers you get really cool boots, boots, slippers and more - and all without leather! And for ladies, men and children. In 2010, the two founders Thomas and Dirk started their shop in a one-room apartment in Prenzlauer Berg, today they already have two branches in Berlin and an online shop.

“Instant classics”: For her label Felicious, founded in 2006, Felicitas Seidler produces elegant and timeless pieces in her Berlin studio. Drawing inspiration from everything from music and cinema to literature and the classics of product design, Seidler creates small collections with carefully selected materials only.

Grosse Hamburger Strasse 1, 10115 Berlin-Mitte

Since 2010, Schmidttakahashi has been experimenting with production cycles and digital media to initiate new processes in the fabrication of garments and to offer new aesthetics in high fashion based on these principles. Schmidttakahashi maps the relation of clothing to identity through its designs. Their vision is to produce unique one-off pieces from a selection of used garments that are later archived in an online database, where clients can retrace each item’s story by scanning a QR-Code. This approach provides every piece with an individual context and involves the consumer who, more than simply acquiring a garment, develops a personal relationship to the clothes and their respective histories. 

If you wouldn't know it better, no one would suspect that the stylish clothes from Stoffbruch are really eco-fashion. The fabrics are produced under fair conditions in Europe, designed in Berlin. The focus of the shop is on muted colors in white, black and gray with sophisticated cuts and special materials. Cool understated look, so-called designer streetwear for stylish and environmentally conscious Berliners and even affordable. Recently there is also a second store in Prenzlauer Berg.

Since the beginning of the 90s, Angela Spieth and Michael Oehler had the idea to make shoes so that individual components can be exchanged and renewed. Environmental regulations and ecological production methods are not only taken into account, but have a direct influence on the design. This creates a durable product that offers the customer a great variety at the same time. The collections were developed in such a way that even small quantities can be produced competitively in Germany and Italy. This proximity to production makes it possible to respond flexibly to individual customer requests while at the same time guaranteeing fast delivery times.

Kopernikusstrasse 8, 10245 Berlin-Friedrichshain

Named after the hometown of the label’s founder, Wolfen Germany specializes on high-quality knitted clothing for men and women. The Berlin-native brand produces solely in Germany and attaches great importance to its close relationships with traditional workshops.

The fair-fashion label Folkdays from Berlin combines modern design with centuries-old craft tradition from developing and emerging countries. This creates high quality and handmade products with style.

BIS ES MIR VOM LEIBE FÄLLT is a studio and an association for the creative handling of used textiles in a world in need of repair. BIS ES MIR VOM LEIBE FÄLLT was awarded with the Federal Ecodesign Award 2012, the Green Buddy Award of the city of Berlin 2017, the top needle 2018 by INKOTA and the first place of the RE-USE competition of the Senate for Environment and Traffic of the City of Berlin 2018 and is nominated for the ZEIT KNOWLEDGE AWARD, Category Action, 2019.

Bennu from Egyptian mythology, also known as the "phoenix rising from the ashes", is full of strength and youth - inspiration for the label Benu Berlin. The vision of the designer Karen Jessen is to re-integrate the tailoring trade in Berlin and to present a proposal for a conscious consumption. Benu Berlin therefore focuses on extraordinary techniques and material manipulation that transforms streetwear into wearable artworks.

Kate Pinkstone, Inhaberin des SHIO Store, verwendet für ihre zeitlosen und modernen Designs bereits vorhandene Kleidungsstücke wieder und haucht ihnen neues Leben ein, indem sie Elemente und Schnitte gekonnt verbessert und sie so zu puristischen, langlebigen Unikaten macht.