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FASHION





                Undiscovered

                 Landscapes



                midst ongoing military conflicts

                 and the efforts of powerful forces
           Ato redraw maps, sustainability
           issues are often sidelined. In this shifting
           world, art, fashion, and individual choices
           become vital forms of resistance and
           expression. Through conscious design,
           fashion sparks reflection, encouraging
           others to consider the consequences of
           their  actions and  the  impact  of  global
           shifts on the future.
             Sustainable coats made from production
           waste, typically discarded, aim to promote
           a zero-waste production vision. Only the
           highest-quality natural wool fabrics, such
           as merino, cashmere, and alpaca, are used.
           By combining fabric pieces, Lithuanian
           folk  heritage  and  traditional  patchwork
           techniques are incorporated. Fabrics in
           various colours, textures and structures
           form a map-like pattern, symbolizing the   it is easy to replace worn parts of the material   to remain relevant for multiple seasons,
           complex global situation and the need to   with new ones, additional cuttings can be   focusing on timeless design and slow
           redraw our mental maps for a sustainable   introduced, so after updating the product   fashion principles. This is the first coat
           future.                            can look completely new, it corresponds to   collection belonging to our ongoing
             Models can be repaired and updated in   the circular design category.  zero-waste project, inspired by the
           our design studio, taking into account the   The coats presented are made for the   sustainable suit design that won gold
           specifics of production (made from pieces),   2024/25 season, but the aim is for them   at the "Design Award & Competition"










































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