Blog Everyday Classic

|Mateusz Tryjanowski|

We shot the first-ever Working Class lookbook with our close friends and collaborators, all of whom are naturally familiar with the style and dress this way on a daily basis. We let them choose their outfits on their own, trusting their taste and intuition – and were more than happy to see them mixing up our clothes with their favorite pieces, shoes, and accessories they brought to the set. These are the workwear-inspired looks they feel comfortable in and would wear daily – mainly for work… just a different kind.

|Mateusz Tryjanowski|

This is the last part of our report from the trip to Donegal, Ireland - a visit to the Magee weaving mill. Many fabrics from our FW2024 collection come from here; it’s the reason we traveled to Donegal. Today, we would like to take you on a journey through the history and the intricacies of fabric production. Ready?

|Mateusz Tryjanowski|

We did a feature on Donegal Tweed a few years back - actually, I wrote it myself. At the time, I was pretty satisfied with how it turned out. However, I couldn’t have imagined that one day I would get the chance to visit Donegal, immerse myself in the experience and not only gain a deeper understanding of the technical process behind the fabric, but also get a broader perspective on the industry and the story behind it.

|Mateusz Tryjanowski, Photo: Grzegorz Sipiora|

Donegal is an interesting place – far more so than just being known as the northernmost county in Ireland, with three times as many sheep as people.

|Mateusz Tryjanowski|

We would definitely say that place is somewhere in Central Europe - and if we were to be more specific, this fall and winter it would be here, in Katowice, Poland.