KNITWEAR
technique. Soft jerseystitch turtle neck sweater with hand embroidered guipure applique on the neck and shoulders.
challenge. guipure´s applique makes the sweater less elastic and there is no space for the head to enter. For that reason, guipure´s applique was divided in small parts and sewn by hand to the shoulders.
produced. in studio, quantity 60 items.
technique. 100% Pima Plus (Nm 30/2) jersey stitch knitted body with ribbed edges 2 x 1.
challenge. One piece body suit requires several fitting sessions. In this case we didn't want to lose the initial vibe of a bathing-suit-like knitted top design. We struggled many times with proportions and in addition the print inevitable deformed while wearing, until achieving the finished product.
produced. 250 pieces outsourced production to Peruvian supplier. Full-filling flagship store stock and retailers.
technique. Organic Cotton (Nm 3
0/2) knitted
top and jersey stitch pants with rib stitch 1 x 1
in 5cm cuffs and hems.
challenge. color adaptation to technical specifications of the knitting machine without loosing the aesthetic of the original inspiration.
produced. Print developed in-house.
80 pieces, 3 color variants knitted and outsourced to a
Mexican brand of wool goods.
Embroidery applique designed and made in-house by a mixed technique of hand and industrial machinery.
challenge. color adaptation to technical specifications of the knitting machine without loosing the aesthetic of the original inspiration.
produced. Print developed in-house.
80 pieces, 3 color variants knitted and outsourced to a
Mexican brand of wool goods.
Embroidery applique designed and made in-house by a mixed technique of hand and industrial machinery.
technique. 100% baby alpaca cable stitch mitons with 4cm cuffs ribbed
by 3x2.
challenge. the original design was a long sleeve color-block sweater intended to arrive from south-America two weeks before the Mercedez-Benz Fashion Week (in CDMX).
Because of issues with customs the product arrived 24 hrs before the fashion show took place. However, the fit was not as expected and in order to stay in line with the collection we decided to cut off the sleeves and dress the models with these “mitons” as accessories. The decision turned out to be a success story and sales alike.
produced. outsourced production to an peruvian supplier.
challenge. the original design was a long sleeve color-block sweater intended to arrive from south-America two weeks before the Mercedez-Benz Fashion Week (in CDMX).
Because of issues with customs the product arrived 24 hrs before the fashion show took place. However, the fit was not as expected and in order to stay in line with the collection we decided to cut off the sleeves and dress the models with these “mitons” as accessories. The decision turned out to be a success story and sales alike.
produced. outsourced production to an peruvian supplier.
technique. 70% Alpaca oversize turtleneck fringe sweater. Wide boxy central part with medium-long fringes made out of jersey stitch and see through holes details. Sleeves, turtle neck and hems ribbed by 3 x 2 stitch. (21.5 mic).
challenge. to prevent an irregular hem we decided to knit the sides with a smaller needle in order to generate tension and revert it hanging below the arm holes.
produced. 260 pieces with color variants outsourced production to Peruvian supplier. Full-filling stock for flagship store and retailers.
challenge. to prevent an irregular hem we decided to knit the sides with a smaller needle in order to generate tension and revert it hanging below the arm holes.
produced. 260 pieces with color variants outsourced production to Peruvian supplier. Full-filling stock for flagship store and retailers.
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technique. two needles (n 8) hand knitted collage oversize sweater made from 100% merino wool from Patagonia.
observation. inspired by JW Anderson´s cardigan. Though the customer set the frame I had space for my own creativity and design decisions to lead the project.
customized. One Piece
