Who made your clothes? For most London designers, it’s probably Loop Studio
A conversation with Loop Studio, the knitwear atelier marrying creativity and technique
Matty Bovan: “Don’t try to be something you’re not”
For the International Woolmark Prize winner, celebrating character is the key to success
Khanh Brice Nguyen on knitwear, experimental processes, and freelance work
The young designer pushes the limits of knitwear and questions the process behind the craft
Katya Zelentsova on excessive knitwear and two-week trainrides
Embarking on a proverbial train journey to self-discovery, the London-based designer revisits her native Russia
Shuxuan Li’s womenswear speaks its own language
Based in New York, Chinese knitwear designer Shuxuan Li creates fitted yet loose womenswear that explores contrasts and tensions between artistic heritage and superficial modernity.
Abdel El Tayeb on creating his own nation as an homage to his father
Abdel El Tayeb: An exploration of origin
Samantha D’iorio: Why does size matter?
The Australian designer questions the state of body inclusivity in the industry, and focuses on fit and function.
London-based knitwear designer Eleana Burrow’s design process based on her instinct
Designing is a response to her own life, so practicality meet emotions, textures, lines and shapes to structure the fluid silhouettes in her knits
The unfunctional bags of Julie Kegels
When form does not quite follow function. A lesson in Belgian rebellion.
Emma Gudmundson dives into the deep
A perfectionist designer learns to go with the flow
Sara Sofie Tallaksen on making Norwegian traditions modern
Old knit techniques meet upcycled barbie t-shirts to make a surprisingly sustainability-minded graduate collection
