Innatex Favorite Label # 1: Shine Concept
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nIn January Johanna Riplinger<\/a> was already with the first parts from her new second line Shine Concept<\/strong> at the Greenshowroom<\/a> in Berlin. But at the Innatex, the German designer with studio in Paris performed her full plant color experience<\/strong>. Dreamlike patterns<\/strong>, great materials<\/strong>, perfect cuts<\/strong> – organic, botanical, vegan. What more do you want! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Innatex](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Shine-Johanna-Riplinger-623x850.jpg\")
As delicate as the designer – the new Shine collection by Johanna Riplinger<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 2: Komodo<\/span><\/h4>\nThe British Fair Fashion Label I had on the screen for some time. At the Innatex I am right now stumbled into the stand of the British<\/strong>. Good to know: Komodo has been using organic cotton<\/strong>, bamboo, hemp & Co<\/strong>. since the early 1990s. The upcoming spring \/ summer collection 2018 has few beautiful topics. But in the beige-ros\u00e9-black-pink rayon skirt<\/strong> from the “Desert Trek” line<\/strong>, I have fallen in love. The is definitely on my shopping list very far up! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Innatex](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Komodo-Rock-623x850.jpg\")
Three, two, one, mine – this skirt is on my list for next summer!<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 3: MINU by Lana<\/span><\/h4>\nThe Aachen-based textile company<\/strong> Lana also celebrates its 30th birthday in 2017 (among other things, with delicious cocktails at the stand). I am particularly impressed by the subline MINU<\/strong>, which is more recent than the mother label. I must admit that I had not them on the screen so far. But this ensemble<\/strong> (picture) here ensures that I have finally dealt with the label. Accordingly, it will probably always happen in the future<\/strong> again on my-GREENstyle. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Innatex](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Minu-Lana-Innatex-623x850.jpg\")
New on my radar – the Minu collection from Lana<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 4: Goodsociety<\/span><\/h4>\nWhether pressdays in Munich, Greenshowroom in Berlin or now on the Innatex – to Goodsociety<\/a> I always paid a visit. Because the Hamburg \u2013based denim label of Dietrich Weigel<\/strong> makes in my opinion the best fair fashion jeans. Classy<\/strong> enough not to get out of style, but always a timeless hit<\/strong>. Whether it’s a cleaner slim-cut or – now new – the high-waist denim<\/strong> or the denim jogger<\/strong> – the fit is simply the H.A.M.M.E.R. And that’s why I’m going to get up again: my dark gray favorite jeans I absolutely need in light “summer gray”. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Innatex](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Goodsociety-Denim-Innatex-2-623x850.jpg\")
In dark gray I already have it. But the bright stone louse gray MUST be part of my Capsule wardrobe!<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 5: Recolution<\/span><\/h4>\nOrganic, fair, vegan, plastic-free<\/strong>. There’s a lot of good stuff in a single label, right ?! And the mainly gray, blue, white and black streetwear parts<\/strong> looks great, too. But it goes even further: Every part of the Hamburg-based label<\/strong> is provided with a small sachet with sunflower seeds<\/strong>. Give back, so to speak. Produced in Portugal<\/strong> and Turkey<\/strong>. And my favorite piece? A “jogging pants” made of organic cotton in a denim look (about 90 euros). All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Innatex](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Recolution-Innatex-623x850.jpg\")
Streetwaer-Couture from Hamburg – and then still COMPLETE without plastic<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 6: Greentee<\/span><\/h4>\nAnd another label from my hometown<\/strong>! It all started with a small but very fine shirt collection<\/strong> last year. And that was already great! A year later, there is a complete jersey couture collection<\/strong> with shirts and dresses. All with the Greentee extra in design – mesh inserts,<\/strong> stand-up collars, sled blouses<\/strong> or the shirt becomes the “Shlouse”<\/strong> (shirt + blouse).<\/p>\nThumbs up for the Jersey-Couture from Munich <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\nObviously, GOTS<\/a> certified from Greece. Production takes place in Slovenia and Poland. And because at Greentee everything is maximally consistently reared: instead of in plastic bags, the Greentee is packaged in bags from South Tyrolean apple dishe<\/strong>s, the clothes hanger made of cotton rope<\/strong> in a Stuttgart-based handicraft factory. The wooden hangtags<\/strong> can be reused for the shopping cart. Favorite part? Actually everything! But the blouses<\/strong> have once again made me particularly happy. The bags are made of snappapp<\/strong>. This is vegan leather,<\/strong> which is made from a paper-latex mixture. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Innatex](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Greentee-Munich-Innatex-623x850.jpg\")
Every part is a favorite piece with extra attention to detail<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 7: Wild Fawn Jewelery
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nJewelry has been a bit short with me so far. What a pity. There are such beautiful things also in the sustainable area. On my stand visit with Laura<\/strong> from Studio Eco<\/strong>, I really wanted to look at the new Suite 13 collection<\/strong> and then stayed with Wild Fawn. The London jewelery label<\/strong> is made of recycled silver. Fairtrade, certified, fantastic!<\/strong> And I was so enthusaiastic about this jewelry discovery that I looked at the grandiose Suite 13 collection, but completely forgot to make fotos. Accordingly, there is no photo this time :). A real favorite part, however, I have found in Suite 13 but still: the knee long silk dress “Daphne”<\/strong>, which is (quite sustainably) in so many different ways to wear. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Wild-Fawn-Jewelry-Innatex-623x850.jpg\")
Great shapes, delicate chains – and then also lasting! Wild Fawn from London<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 8: Reet Aus \/ Upshirt<\/span><\/h4>\nAlready a few seasons ago I came into contact with Reet Aus<\/strong> in Berlin. The Estonian<\/strong> not only makes incredibly avant-garde collections<\/strong>. She is also one of the top 7 most influential women in Scandinavia<\/strong>. But here at the Innatex it was about her newest project. The label Upshirt<\/strong>. And the name already reveals the concept behind it. From blends<\/strong> arise namely these grandiose, 1a cut favorite pieces with the marked Up-arrow<\/strong>. My opinion? Great idea – perfect! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Innatex](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Reet-Aus-Upshirt-623x850.jpg\")
Thumbs up for the upcycling shirts from Upshirt from Estonia<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 9: Vatter<\/span><\/h4>\nThere are only three cuts for ladies and gentlemen at the sustainable lingerie label Vatter<\/strong> from Munich<\/strong>. But they are so great that once again the proven “less is more” devise is true. It all started in 2015 with a boxershort<\/strong>. It was to be revolutionized<\/strong>. And if one now have a look at the GOTS<\/a>-certified pieces of Vatter will check one among other things. High-quality fabric, it becomes clear what is going on at Vatter: the combination of design, function<\/strong> AND sustainability.<\/strong> To “cotton with attitude”<\/strong> so to speak. Vegan<\/strong> is also mentioned by the way. Vegetable-based color<\/strong> is used for dyeing. My favorite piece? The “terrazzo” set – a wonderful blend of animal print, graffiti, jungle feeling … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Innatex](\"https:\/\/my-greenstyle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Vatter-Lingerie-Innatex-623x850.jpg\")
From my hood and quite, very great – Lingerie by Vatter<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex favorite label # 10: Kavat<\/span><\/h4>\nNow on my radar is the Swedish family business Kavat<\/strong>. In addition to their focus on high-quality children’s and running shoes, the Scandinavians also starts a fantastic collection for women<\/strong>. And next spring – we hope now for a great summer – we can look forward to beautiful classic sandals<\/strong> in three color variations. What color it has done to me should not be difficult to guess. I just have to decide which model it will be … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n
As delicate as the designer – the new Shine collection by Johanna Riplinger<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 2: Komodo<\/span><\/h4>\nThe British Fair Fashion Label I had on the screen for some time. At the Innatex I am right now stumbled into the stand of the British<\/strong>. Good to know: Komodo has been using organic cotton<\/strong>, bamboo, hemp & Co<\/strong>. since the early 1990s. The upcoming spring \/ summer collection 2018 has few beautiful topics. But in the beige-ros\u00e9-black-pink rayon skirt<\/strong> from the “Desert Trek” line<\/strong>, I have fallen in love. The is definitely on my shopping list very far up! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nThree, two, one, mine – this skirt is on my list for next summer!<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 3: MINU by Lana<\/span><\/h4>\nThe Aachen-based textile company<\/strong> Lana also celebrates its 30th birthday in 2017 (among other things, with delicious cocktails at the stand). I am particularly impressed by the subline MINU<\/strong>, which is more recent than the mother label. I must admit that I had not them on the screen so far. But this ensemble<\/strong> (picture) here ensures that I have finally dealt with the label. Accordingly, it will probably always happen in the future<\/strong> again on my-GREENstyle. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nNew on my radar – the Minu collection from Lana<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 4: Goodsociety<\/span><\/h4>\nWhether pressdays in Munich, Greenshowroom in Berlin or now on the Innatex – to Goodsociety<\/a> I always paid a visit. Because the Hamburg \u2013based denim label of Dietrich Weigel<\/strong> makes in my opinion the best fair fashion jeans. Classy<\/strong> enough not to get out of style, but always a timeless hit<\/strong>. Whether it’s a cleaner slim-cut or – now new – the high-waist denim<\/strong> or the denim jogger<\/strong> – the fit is simply the H.A.M.M.E.R. And that’s why I’m going to get up again: my dark gray favorite jeans I absolutely need in light “summer gray”. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nIn dark gray I already have it. But the bright stone louse gray MUST be part of my Capsule wardrobe!<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 5: Recolution<\/span><\/h4>\nOrganic, fair, vegan, plastic-free<\/strong>. There’s a lot of good stuff in a single label, right ?! And the mainly gray, blue, white and black streetwear parts<\/strong> looks great, too. But it goes even further: Every part of the Hamburg-based label<\/strong> is provided with a small sachet with sunflower seeds<\/strong>. Give back, so to speak. Produced in Portugal<\/strong> and Turkey<\/strong>. And my favorite piece? A “jogging pants” made of organic cotton in a denim look (about 90 euros). All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nStreetwaer-Couture from Hamburg – and then still COMPLETE without plastic<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 6: Greentee<\/span><\/h4>\nAnd another label from my hometown<\/strong>! It all started with a small but very fine shirt collection<\/strong> last year. And that was already great! A year later, there is a complete jersey couture collection<\/strong> with shirts and dresses. All with the Greentee extra in design – mesh inserts,<\/strong> stand-up collars, sled blouses<\/strong> or the shirt becomes the “Shlouse”<\/strong> (shirt + blouse).<\/p>\nThumbs up for the Jersey-Couture from Munich <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\nObviously, GOTS<\/a> certified from Greece. Production takes place in Slovenia and Poland. And because at Greentee everything is maximally consistently reared: instead of in plastic bags, the Greentee is packaged in bags from South Tyrolean apple dishe<\/strong>s, the clothes hanger made of cotton rope<\/strong> in a Stuttgart-based handicraft factory. The wooden hangtags<\/strong> can be reused for the shopping cart. Favorite part? Actually everything! But the blouses<\/strong> have once again made me particularly happy. The bags are made of snappapp<\/strong>. This is vegan leather,<\/strong> which is made from a paper-latex mixture. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nEvery part is a favorite piece with extra attention to detail<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 7: Wild Fawn Jewelery
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nJewelry has been a bit short with me so far. What a pity. There are such beautiful things also in the sustainable area. On my stand visit with Laura<\/strong> from Studio Eco<\/strong>, I really wanted to look at the new Suite 13 collection<\/strong> and then stayed with Wild Fawn. The London jewelery label<\/strong> is made of recycled silver. Fairtrade, certified, fantastic!<\/strong> And I was so enthusaiastic about this jewelry discovery that I looked at the grandiose Suite 13 collection, but completely forgot to make fotos. Accordingly, there is no photo this time :). A real favorite part, however, I have found in Suite 13 but still: the knee long silk dress “Daphne”<\/strong>, which is (quite sustainably) in so many different ways to wear. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nGreat shapes, delicate chains – and then also lasting! Wild Fawn from London<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 8: Reet Aus \/ Upshirt<\/span><\/h4>\nAlready a few seasons ago I came into contact with Reet Aus<\/strong> in Berlin. The Estonian<\/strong> not only makes incredibly avant-garde collections<\/strong>. She is also one of the top 7 most influential women in Scandinavia<\/strong>. But here at the Innatex it was about her newest project. The label Upshirt<\/strong>. And the name already reveals the concept behind it. From blends<\/strong> arise namely these grandiose, 1a cut favorite pieces with the marked Up-arrow<\/strong>. My opinion? Great idea – perfect! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nThumbs up for the upcycling shirts from Upshirt from Estonia<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 9: Vatter<\/span><\/h4>\nThere are only three cuts for ladies and gentlemen at the sustainable lingerie label Vatter<\/strong> from Munich<\/strong>. But they are so great that once again the proven “less is more” devise is true. It all started in 2015 with a boxershort<\/strong>. It was to be revolutionized<\/strong>. And if one now have a look at the GOTS<\/a>-certified pieces of Vatter will check one among other things. High-quality fabric, it becomes clear what is going on at Vatter: the combination of design, function<\/strong> AND sustainability.<\/strong> To “cotton with attitude”<\/strong> so to speak. Vegan<\/strong> is also mentioned by the way. Vegetable-based color<\/strong> is used for dyeing. My favorite piece? The “terrazzo” set – a wonderful blend of animal print, graffiti, jungle feeling … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\nFrom my hood and quite, very great – Lingerie by Vatter<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex favorite label # 10: Kavat<\/span><\/h4>\nNow on my radar is the Swedish family business Kavat<\/strong>. In addition to their focus on high-quality children’s and running shoes, the Scandinavians also starts a fantastic collection for women<\/strong>. And next spring – we hope now for a great summer – we can look forward to beautiful classic sandals<\/strong> in three color variations. What color it has done to me should not be difficult to guess. I just have to decide which model it will be … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n
Three, two, one, mine – this skirt is on my list for next summer!<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 3: MINU by Lana<\/span><\/h4>\nThe Aachen-based textile company<\/strong> Lana also celebrates its 30th birthday in 2017 (among other things, with delicious cocktails at the stand). I am particularly impressed by the subline MINU<\/strong>, which is more recent than the mother label. I must admit that I had not them on the screen so far. But this ensemble<\/strong> (picture) here ensures that I have finally dealt with the label. Accordingly, it will probably always happen in the future<\/strong> again on my-GREENstyle. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nNew on my radar – the Minu collection from Lana<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 4: Goodsociety<\/span><\/h4>\nWhether pressdays in Munich, Greenshowroom in Berlin or now on the Innatex – to Goodsociety<\/a> I always paid a visit. Because the Hamburg \u2013based denim label of Dietrich Weigel<\/strong> makes in my opinion the best fair fashion jeans. Classy<\/strong> enough not to get out of style, but always a timeless hit<\/strong>. Whether it’s a cleaner slim-cut or – now new – the high-waist denim<\/strong> or the denim jogger<\/strong> – the fit is simply the H.A.M.M.E.R. And that’s why I’m going to get up again: my dark gray favorite jeans I absolutely need in light “summer gray”. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nIn dark gray I already have it. But the bright stone louse gray MUST be part of my Capsule wardrobe!<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 5: Recolution<\/span><\/h4>\nOrganic, fair, vegan, plastic-free<\/strong>. There’s a lot of good stuff in a single label, right ?! And the mainly gray, blue, white and black streetwear parts<\/strong> looks great, too. But it goes even further: Every part of the Hamburg-based label<\/strong> is provided with a small sachet with sunflower seeds<\/strong>. Give back, so to speak. Produced in Portugal<\/strong> and Turkey<\/strong>. And my favorite piece? A “jogging pants” made of organic cotton in a denim look (about 90 euros). All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nStreetwaer-Couture from Hamburg – and then still COMPLETE without plastic<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 6: Greentee<\/span><\/h4>\nAnd another label from my hometown<\/strong>! It all started with a small but very fine shirt collection<\/strong> last year. And that was already great! A year later, there is a complete jersey couture collection<\/strong> with shirts and dresses. All with the Greentee extra in design – mesh inserts,<\/strong> stand-up collars, sled blouses<\/strong> or the shirt becomes the “Shlouse”<\/strong> (shirt + blouse).<\/p>\nThumbs up for the Jersey-Couture from Munich <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\nObviously, GOTS<\/a> certified from Greece. Production takes place in Slovenia and Poland. And because at Greentee everything is maximally consistently reared: instead of in plastic bags, the Greentee is packaged in bags from South Tyrolean apple dishe<\/strong>s, the clothes hanger made of cotton rope<\/strong> in a Stuttgart-based handicraft factory. The wooden hangtags<\/strong> can be reused for the shopping cart. Favorite part? Actually everything! But the blouses<\/strong> have once again made me particularly happy. The bags are made of snappapp<\/strong>. This is vegan leather,<\/strong> which is made from a paper-latex mixture. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nEvery part is a favorite piece with extra attention to detail<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 7: Wild Fawn Jewelery
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nJewelry has been a bit short with me so far. What a pity. There are such beautiful things also in the sustainable area. On my stand visit with Laura<\/strong> from Studio Eco<\/strong>, I really wanted to look at the new Suite 13 collection<\/strong> and then stayed with Wild Fawn. The London jewelery label<\/strong> is made of recycled silver. Fairtrade, certified, fantastic!<\/strong> And I was so enthusaiastic about this jewelry discovery that I looked at the grandiose Suite 13 collection, but completely forgot to make fotos. Accordingly, there is no photo this time :). A real favorite part, however, I have found in Suite 13 but still: the knee long silk dress “Daphne”<\/strong>, which is (quite sustainably) in so many different ways to wear. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nGreat shapes, delicate chains – and then also lasting! Wild Fawn from London<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 8: Reet Aus \/ Upshirt<\/span><\/h4>\nAlready a few seasons ago I came into contact with Reet Aus<\/strong> in Berlin. The Estonian<\/strong> not only makes incredibly avant-garde collections<\/strong>. She is also one of the top 7 most influential women in Scandinavia<\/strong>. But here at the Innatex it was about her newest project. The label Upshirt<\/strong>. And the name already reveals the concept behind it. From blends<\/strong> arise namely these grandiose, 1a cut favorite pieces with the marked Up-arrow<\/strong>. My opinion? Great idea – perfect! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nThumbs up for the upcycling shirts from Upshirt from Estonia<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 9: Vatter<\/span><\/h4>\nThere are only three cuts for ladies and gentlemen at the sustainable lingerie label Vatter<\/strong> from Munich<\/strong>. But they are so great that once again the proven “less is more” devise is true. It all started in 2015 with a boxershort<\/strong>. It was to be revolutionized<\/strong>. And if one now have a look at the GOTS<\/a>-certified pieces of Vatter will check one among other things. High-quality fabric, it becomes clear what is going on at Vatter: the combination of design, function<\/strong> AND sustainability.<\/strong> To “cotton with attitude”<\/strong> so to speak. Vegan<\/strong> is also mentioned by the way. Vegetable-based color<\/strong> is used for dyeing. My favorite piece? The “terrazzo” set – a wonderful blend of animal print, graffiti, jungle feeling … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\nFrom my hood and quite, very great – Lingerie by Vatter<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex favorite label # 10: Kavat<\/span><\/h4>\nNow on my radar is the Swedish family business Kavat<\/strong>. In addition to their focus on high-quality children’s and running shoes, the Scandinavians also starts a fantastic collection for women<\/strong>. And next spring – we hope now for a great summer – we can look forward to beautiful classic sandals<\/strong> in three color variations. What color it has done to me should not be difficult to guess. I just have to decide which model it will be … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n
New on my radar – the Minu collection from Lana<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 4: Goodsociety<\/span><\/h4>\nWhether pressdays in Munich, Greenshowroom in Berlin or now on the Innatex – to Goodsociety<\/a> I always paid a visit. Because the Hamburg \u2013based denim label of Dietrich Weigel<\/strong> makes in my opinion the best fair fashion jeans. Classy<\/strong> enough not to get out of style, but always a timeless hit<\/strong>. Whether it’s a cleaner slim-cut or – now new – the high-waist denim<\/strong> or the denim jogger<\/strong> – the fit is simply the H.A.M.M.E.R. And that’s why I’m going to get up again: my dark gray favorite jeans I absolutely need in light “summer gray”. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nIn dark gray I already have it. But the bright stone louse gray MUST be part of my Capsule wardrobe!<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 5: Recolution<\/span><\/h4>\nOrganic, fair, vegan, plastic-free<\/strong>. There’s a lot of good stuff in a single label, right ?! And the mainly gray, blue, white and black streetwear parts<\/strong> looks great, too. But it goes even further: Every part of the Hamburg-based label<\/strong> is provided with a small sachet with sunflower seeds<\/strong>. Give back, so to speak. Produced in Portugal<\/strong> and Turkey<\/strong>. And my favorite piece? A “jogging pants” made of organic cotton in a denim look (about 90 euros). All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nStreetwaer-Couture from Hamburg – and then still COMPLETE without plastic<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 6: Greentee<\/span><\/h4>\nAnd another label from my hometown<\/strong>! It all started with a small but very fine shirt collection<\/strong> last year. And that was already great! A year later, there is a complete jersey couture collection<\/strong> with shirts and dresses. All with the Greentee extra in design – mesh inserts,<\/strong> stand-up collars, sled blouses<\/strong> or the shirt becomes the “Shlouse”<\/strong> (shirt + blouse).<\/p>\nThumbs up for the Jersey-Couture from Munich <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\nObviously, GOTS<\/a> certified from Greece. Production takes place in Slovenia and Poland. And because at Greentee everything is maximally consistently reared: instead of in plastic bags, the Greentee is packaged in bags from South Tyrolean apple dishe<\/strong>s, the clothes hanger made of cotton rope<\/strong> in a Stuttgart-based handicraft factory. The wooden hangtags<\/strong> can be reused for the shopping cart. Favorite part? Actually everything! But the blouses<\/strong> have once again made me particularly happy. The bags are made of snappapp<\/strong>. This is vegan leather,<\/strong> which is made from a paper-latex mixture. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nEvery part is a favorite piece with extra attention to detail<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 7: Wild Fawn Jewelery
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nJewelry has been a bit short with me so far. What a pity. There are such beautiful things also in the sustainable area. On my stand visit with Laura<\/strong> from Studio Eco<\/strong>, I really wanted to look at the new Suite 13 collection<\/strong> and then stayed with Wild Fawn. The London jewelery label<\/strong> is made of recycled silver. Fairtrade, certified, fantastic!<\/strong> And I was so enthusaiastic about this jewelry discovery that I looked at the grandiose Suite 13 collection, but completely forgot to make fotos. Accordingly, there is no photo this time :). A real favorite part, however, I have found in Suite 13 but still: the knee long silk dress “Daphne”<\/strong>, which is (quite sustainably) in so many different ways to wear. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nGreat shapes, delicate chains – and then also lasting! Wild Fawn from London<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 8: Reet Aus \/ Upshirt<\/span><\/h4>\nAlready a few seasons ago I came into contact with Reet Aus<\/strong> in Berlin. The Estonian<\/strong> not only makes incredibly avant-garde collections<\/strong>. She is also one of the top 7 most influential women in Scandinavia<\/strong>. But here at the Innatex it was about her newest project. The label Upshirt<\/strong>. And the name already reveals the concept behind it. From blends<\/strong> arise namely these grandiose, 1a cut favorite pieces with the marked Up-arrow<\/strong>. My opinion? Great idea – perfect! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nThumbs up for the upcycling shirts from Upshirt from Estonia<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 9: Vatter<\/span><\/h4>\nThere are only three cuts for ladies and gentlemen at the sustainable lingerie label Vatter<\/strong> from Munich<\/strong>. But they are so great that once again the proven “less is more” devise is true. It all started in 2015 with a boxershort<\/strong>. It was to be revolutionized<\/strong>. And if one now have a look at the GOTS<\/a>-certified pieces of Vatter will check one among other things. High-quality fabric, it becomes clear what is going on at Vatter: the combination of design, function<\/strong> AND sustainability.<\/strong> To “cotton with attitude”<\/strong> so to speak. Vegan<\/strong> is also mentioned by the way. Vegetable-based color<\/strong> is used for dyeing. My favorite piece? The “terrazzo” set – a wonderful blend of animal print, graffiti, jungle feeling … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\nFrom my hood and quite, very great – Lingerie by Vatter<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex favorite label # 10: Kavat<\/span><\/h4>\nNow on my radar is the Swedish family business Kavat<\/strong>. In addition to their focus on high-quality children’s and running shoes, the Scandinavians also starts a fantastic collection for women<\/strong>. And next spring – we hope now for a great summer – we can look forward to beautiful classic sandals<\/strong> in three color variations. What color it has done to me should not be difficult to guess. I just have to decide which model it will be … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n
In dark gray I already have it. But the bright stone louse gray MUST be part of my Capsule wardrobe!<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 5: Recolution<\/span><\/h4>\nOrganic, fair, vegan, plastic-free<\/strong>. There’s a lot of good stuff in a single label, right ?! And the mainly gray, blue, white and black streetwear parts<\/strong> looks great, too. But it goes even further: Every part of the Hamburg-based label<\/strong> is provided with a small sachet with sunflower seeds<\/strong>. Give back, so to speak. Produced in Portugal<\/strong> and Turkey<\/strong>. And my favorite piece? A “jogging pants” made of organic cotton in a denim look (about 90 euros). All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nStreetwaer-Couture from Hamburg – and then still COMPLETE without plastic<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 6: Greentee<\/span><\/h4>\nAnd another label from my hometown<\/strong>! It all started with a small but very fine shirt collection<\/strong> last year. And that was already great! A year later, there is a complete jersey couture collection<\/strong> with shirts and dresses. All with the Greentee extra in design – mesh inserts,<\/strong> stand-up collars, sled blouses<\/strong> or the shirt becomes the “Shlouse”<\/strong> (shirt + blouse).<\/p>\nThumbs up for the Jersey-Couture from Munich <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\nObviously, GOTS<\/a> certified from Greece. Production takes place in Slovenia and Poland. And because at Greentee everything is maximally consistently reared: instead of in plastic bags, the Greentee is packaged in bags from South Tyrolean apple dishe<\/strong>s, the clothes hanger made of cotton rope<\/strong> in a Stuttgart-based handicraft factory. The wooden hangtags<\/strong> can be reused for the shopping cart. Favorite part? Actually everything! But the blouses<\/strong> have once again made me particularly happy. The bags are made of snappapp<\/strong>. This is vegan leather,<\/strong> which is made from a paper-latex mixture. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nEvery part is a favorite piece with extra attention to detail<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 7: Wild Fawn Jewelery
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nJewelry has been a bit short with me so far. What a pity. There are such beautiful things also in the sustainable area. On my stand visit with Laura<\/strong> from Studio Eco<\/strong>, I really wanted to look at the new Suite 13 collection<\/strong> and then stayed with Wild Fawn. The London jewelery label<\/strong> is made of recycled silver. Fairtrade, certified, fantastic!<\/strong> And I was so enthusaiastic about this jewelry discovery that I looked at the grandiose Suite 13 collection, but completely forgot to make fotos. Accordingly, there is no photo this time :). A real favorite part, however, I have found in Suite 13 but still: the knee long silk dress “Daphne”<\/strong>, which is (quite sustainably) in so many different ways to wear. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nGreat shapes, delicate chains – and then also lasting! Wild Fawn from London<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 8: Reet Aus \/ Upshirt<\/span><\/h4>\nAlready a few seasons ago I came into contact with Reet Aus<\/strong> in Berlin. The Estonian<\/strong> not only makes incredibly avant-garde collections<\/strong>. She is also one of the top 7 most influential women in Scandinavia<\/strong>. But here at the Innatex it was about her newest project. The label Upshirt<\/strong>. And the name already reveals the concept behind it. From blends<\/strong> arise namely these grandiose, 1a cut favorite pieces with the marked Up-arrow<\/strong>. My opinion? Great idea – perfect! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nThumbs up for the upcycling shirts from Upshirt from Estonia<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 9: Vatter<\/span><\/h4>\nThere are only three cuts for ladies and gentlemen at the sustainable lingerie label Vatter<\/strong> from Munich<\/strong>. But they are so great that once again the proven “less is more” devise is true. It all started in 2015 with a boxershort<\/strong>. It was to be revolutionized<\/strong>. And if one now have a look at the GOTS<\/a>-certified pieces of Vatter will check one among other things. High-quality fabric, it becomes clear what is going on at Vatter: the combination of design, function<\/strong> AND sustainability.<\/strong> To “cotton with attitude”<\/strong> so to speak. Vegan<\/strong> is also mentioned by the way. Vegetable-based color<\/strong> is used for dyeing. My favorite piece? The “terrazzo” set – a wonderful blend of animal print, graffiti, jungle feeling … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\nFrom my hood and quite, very great – Lingerie by Vatter<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex favorite label # 10: Kavat<\/span><\/h4>\nNow on my radar is the Swedish family business Kavat<\/strong>. In addition to their focus on high-quality children’s and running shoes, the Scandinavians also starts a fantastic collection for women<\/strong>. And next spring – we hope now for a great summer – we can look forward to beautiful classic sandals<\/strong> in three color variations. What color it has done to me should not be difficult to guess. I just have to decide which model it will be … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n
Streetwaer-Couture from Hamburg – and then still COMPLETE without plastic<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 6: Greentee<\/span><\/h4>\nAnd another label from my hometown<\/strong>! It all started with a small but very fine shirt collection<\/strong> last year. And that was already great! A year later, there is a complete jersey couture collection<\/strong> with shirts and dresses. All with the Greentee extra in design – mesh inserts,<\/strong> stand-up collars, sled blouses<\/strong> or the shirt becomes the “Shlouse”<\/strong> (shirt + blouse).<\/p>\nThumbs up for the Jersey-Couture from Munich <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\nObviously, GOTS<\/a> certified from Greece. Production takes place in Slovenia and Poland. And because at Greentee everything is maximally consistently reared: instead of in plastic bags, the Greentee is packaged in bags from South Tyrolean apple dishe<\/strong>s, the clothes hanger made of cotton rope<\/strong> in a Stuttgart-based handicraft factory. The wooden hangtags<\/strong> can be reused for the shopping cart. Favorite part? Actually everything! But the blouses<\/strong> have once again made me particularly happy. The bags are made of snappapp<\/strong>. This is vegan leather,<\/strong> which is made from a paper-latex mixture. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nEvery part is a favorite piece with extra attention to detail<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 7: Wild Fawn Jewelery
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nJewelry has been a bit short with me so far. What a pity. There are such beautiful things also in the sustainable area. On my stand visit with Laura<\/strong> from Studio Eco<\/strong>, I really wanted to look at the new Suite 13 collection<\/strong> and then stayed with Wild Fawn. The London jewelery label<\/strong> is made of recycled silver. Fairtrade, certified, fantastic!<\/strong> And I was so enthusaiastic about this jewelry discovery that I looked at the grandiose Suite 13 collection, but completely forgot to make fotos. Accordingly, there is no photo this time :). A real favorite part, however, I have found in Suite 13 but still: the knee long silk dress “Daphne”<\/strong>, which is (quite sustainably) in so many different ways to wear. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nGreat shapes, delicate chains – and then also lasting! Wild Fawn from London<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 8: Reet Aus \/ Upshirt<\/span><\/h4>\nAlready a few seasons ago I came into contact with Reet Aus<\/strong> in Berlin. The Estonian<\/strong> not only makes incredibly avant-garde collections<\/strong>. She is also one of the top 7 most influential women in Scandinavia<\/strong>. But here at the Innatex it was about her newest project. The label Upshirt<\/strong>. And the name already reveals the concept behind it. From blends<\/strong> arise namely these grandiose, 1a cut favorite pieces with the marked Up-arrow<\/strong>. My opinion? Great idea – perfect! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nThumbs up for the upcycling shirts from Upshirt from Estonia<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 9: Vatter<\/span><\/h4>\nThere are only three cuts for ladies and gentlemen at the sustainable lingerie label Vatter<\/strong> from Munich<\/strong>. But they are so great that once again the proven “less is more” devise is true. It all started in 2015 with a boxershort<\/strong>. It was to be revolutionized<\/strong>. And if one now have a look at the GOTS<\/a>-certified pieces of Vatter will check one among other things. High-quality fabric, it becomes clear what is going on at Vatter: the combination of design, function<\/strong> AND sustainability.<\/strong> To “cotton with attitude”<\/strong> so to speak. Vegan<\/strong> is also mentioned by the way. Vegetable-based color<\/strong> is used for dyeing. My favorite piece? The “terrazzo” set – a wonderful blend of animal print, graffiti, jungle feeling … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\nFrom my hood and quite, very great – Lingerie by Vatter<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex favorite label # 10: Kavat<\/span><\/h4>\nNow on my radar is the Swedish family business Kavat<\/strong>. In addition to their focus on high-quality children’s and running shoes, the Scandinavians also starts a fantastic collection for women<\/strong>. And next spring – we hope now for a great summer – we can look forward to beautiful classic sandals<\/strong> in three color variations. What color it has done to me should not be difficult to guess. I just have to decide which model it will be … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n
Thumbs up for the Jersey-Couture from Munich <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\nObviously, GOTS<\/a> certified from Greece. Production takes place in Slovenia and Poland. And because at Greentee everything is maximally consistently reared: instead of in plastic bags, the Greentee is packaged in bags from South Tyrolean apple dishe<\/strong>s, the clothes hanger made of cotton rope<\/strong> in a Stuttgart-based handicraft factory. The wooden hangtags<\/strong> can be reused for the shopping cart. Favorite part? Actually everything! But the blouses<\/strong> have once again made me particularly happy. The bags are made of snappapp<\/strong>. This is vegan leather,<\/strong> which is made from a paper-latex mixture. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nEvery part is a favorite piece with extra attention to detail<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/div>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 7: Wild Fawn Jewelery
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nJewelry has been a bit short with me so far. What a pity. There are such beautiful things also in the sustainable area. On my stand visit with Laura<\/strong> from Studio Eco<\/strong>, I really wanted to look at the new Suite 13 collection<\/strong> and then stayed with Wild Fawn. The London jewelery label<\/strong> is made of recycled silver. Fairtrade, certified, fantastic!<\/strong> And I was so enthusaiastic about this jewelry discovery that I looked at the grandiose Suite 13 collection, but completely forgot to make fotos. Accordingly, there is no photo this time :). A real favorite part, however, I have found in Suite 13 but still: the knee long silk dress “Daphne”<\/strong>, which is (quite sustainably) in so many different ways to wear. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nGreat shapes, delicate chains – and then also lasting! Wild Fawn from London<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 8: Reet Aus \/ Upshirt<\/span><\/h4>\nAlready a few seasons ago I came into contact with Reet Aus<\/strong> in Berlin. The Estonian<\/strong> not only makes incredibly avant-garde collections<\/strong>. She is also one of the top 7 most influential women in Scandinavia<\/strong>. But here at the Innatex it was about her newest project. The label Upshirt<\/strong>. And the name already reveals the concept behind it. From blends<\/strong> arise namely these grandiose, 1a cut favorite pieces with the marked Up-arrow<\/strong>. My opinion? Great idea – perfect! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\nThumbs up for the upcycling shirts from Upshirt from Estonia<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 9: Vatter<\/span><\/h4>\nThere are only three cuts for ladies and gentlemen at the sustainable lingerie label Vatter<\/strong> from Munich<\/strong>. But they are so great that once again the proven “less is more” devise is true. It all started in 2015 with a boxershort<\/strong>. It was to be revolutionized<\/strong>. And if one now have a look at the GOTS<\/a>-certified pieces of Vatter will check one among other things. High-quality fabric, it becomes clear what is going on at Vatter: the combination of design, function<\/strong> AND sustainability.<\/strong> To “cotton with attitude”<\/strong> so to speak. Vegan<\/strong> is also mentioned by the way. Vegetable-based color<\/strong> is used for dyeing. My favorite piece? The “terrazzo” set – a wonderful blend of animal print, graffiti, jungle feeling … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\nFrom my hood and quite, very great – Lingerie by Vatter<\/p><\/div>\n
Innatex favorite label # 10: Kavat<\/span><\/h4>\nNow on my radar is the Swedish family business Kavat<\/strong>. In addition to their focus on high-quality children’s and running shoes, the Scandinavians also starts a fantastic collection for women<\/strong>. And next spring – we hope now for a great summer – we can look forward to beautiful classic sandals<\/strong> in three color variations. What color it has done to me should not be difficult to guess. I just have to decide which model it will be … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n
Obviously, GOTS<\/a> certified from Greece. Production takes place in Slovenia and Poland. And because at Greentee everything is maximally consistently reared: instead of in plastic bags, the Greentee is packaged in bags from South Tyrolean apple dishe<\/strong>s, the clothes hanger made of cotton rope<\/strong> in a Stuttgart-based handicraft factory. The wooden hangtags<\/strong> can be reused for the shopping cart. Favorite part? Actually everything! But the blouses<\/strong> have once again made me particularly happy. The bags are made of snappapp<\/strong>. This is vegan leather,<\/strong> which is made from a paper-latex mixture. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n Every part is a favorite piece with extra attention to detail<\/p><\/div>\n Jewelry has been a bit short with me so far. What a pity. There are such beautiful things also in the sustainable area. On my stand visit with Laura<\/strong> from Studio Eco<\/strong>, I really wanted to look at the new Suite 13 collection<\/strong> and then stayed with Wild Fawn. The London jewelery label<\/strong> is made of recycled silver. Fairtrade, certified, fantastic!<\/strong> And I was so enthusaiastic about this jewelry discovery that I looked at the grandiose Suite 13 collection, but completely forgot to make fotos. Accordingly, there is no photo this time :). A real favorite part, however, I have found in Suite 13 but still: the knee long silk dress “Daphne”<\/strong>, which is (quite sustainably) in so many different ways to wear. All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n Great shapes, delicate chains – and then also lasting! Wild Fawn from London<\/p><\/div>\n Already a few seasons ago I came into contact with Reet Aus<\/strong> in Berlin. The Estonian<\/strong> not only makes incredibly avant-garde collections<\/strong>. She is also one of the top 7 most influential women in Scandinavia<\/strong>. But here at the Innatex it was about her newest project. The label Upshirt<\/strong>. And the name already reveals the concept behind it. From blends<\/strong> arise namely these grandiose, 1a cut favorite pieces with the marked Up-arrow<\/strong>. My opinion? Great idea – perfect! All information is here<\/a><\/p>\n Thumbs up for the upcycling shirts from Upshirt from Estonia<\/p><\/div>\n There are only three cuts for ladies and gentlemen at the sustainable lingerie label Vatter<\/strong> from Munich<\/strong>. But they are so great that once again the proven “less is more” devise is true. It all started in 2015 with a boxershort<\/strong>. It was to be revolutionized<\/strong>. And if one now have a look at the GOTS<\/a>-certified pieces of Vatter will check one among other things. High-quality fabric, it becomes clear what is going on at Vatter: the combination of design, function<\/strong> AND sustainability.<\/strong> To “cotton with attitude”<\/strong> so to speak. Vegan<\/strong> is also mentioned by the way. Vegetable-based color<\/strong> is used for dyeing. My favorite piece? The “terrazzo” set – a wonderful blend of animal print, graffiti, jungle feeling … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\n From my hood and quite, very great – Lingerie by Vatter<\/p><\/div>\n Now on my radar is the Swedish family business Kavat<\/strong>. In addition to their focus on high-quality children’s and running shoes, the Scandinavians also starts a fantastic collection for women<\/strong>. And next spring – we hope now for a great summer – we can look forward to beautiful classic sandals<\/strong> in three color variations. What color it has done to me should not be difficult to guess. I just have to decide which model it will be … All the information is here<\/a><\/p>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 7: Wild Fawn Jewelery
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nInnatex Favorite Label # 8: Reet Aus \/ Upshirt<\/span><\/h4>\n
Innatex Favorite Label # 9: Vatter<\/span><\/h4>\n
Innatex favorite label # 10: Kavat<\/span><\/h4>\n
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