Oct 28

Restructional Clothing by Ninna Berger: This Stockholm-based designer gives new life to failed and discarded attire

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Restructional Clothing by Ninna Berger


“Why make user-friendly clothes? Because people don’t know how to look after a garment anymore—how to iron properly or fold pieces—which is why they throw stuff away before they need to,” says designer Ninna Berger, one…

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