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11/10/2019 – Trend Collection Materialization

New ways by Stoll

Stoll broke new ground in design, materials and processing and faced the challenge of using difficult-to-knit materials.

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The collection was also inspired by african farm workers, whose workwear is often fashioned from a mix of upcycled second-hand clothes and found waste material. © Stoll

 
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In the collection Manualization unusual yarns or materials were processed for the flat knitting sector. Bild: Cape or miniskirt © Stoll

 
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Thermoplastic molded belt © Stoll

 
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The collection was also inspired by african farm workers, whose workwear is often fashioned from a mix of upcycled second-hand clothes and found waste material. © Stoll

 
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