Author: FSHN

By 2030, so-called digital product passports will be mandatory for textiles in the EU. This means that consumers will be able to access information about products’ climate footprint and sustainability data in order to make informed choices. Kappahl is already participating in a pilot project to test the product passports and to investigate what the new system will look like, what data needs to be collected and how it can be presented to customers.
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Starting in January, Kappahl’s customers who buy the “Göran” children’s trousers or “Olle” children’s sweater from the spring

[image] For AW24 VAIN gets inspired by the search for work-life balance and the irony of the eternal rat race of the fashion industry. The collection is influenced by Tokyo’s busy businessmen, the early trap era of the 2010s, epitomized by artists like Birdman and Young Thug, as well as Helsinki’s unique nightlife and the twilight of the winter mornings. “Married to the VAIN” tells a compelling story of how we can shape our path in the intricate dance of work and passion, leisure, and daily life. It embodies a love story between life and work.
In collaboration with Helsinki, VAIN will

Newbie and Boråstapeter are taking the next step in their fruitful partnership by launching a new wallpaper collection: Newbie II. The Newbie II collection is made up of 18 beautifully hand-drawn designs from Newbie’s magical world of patterns in a soothing palette of soft shades and dreamy pastel hues. The collection is intended to encourage playfulness and create a homely space where children feel comfortable and secure.
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“Our new wallpaper collection takes children on a journey through exquisite hand-painted floral designs and animal worlds that not only enhance the