MILCH
Austrian label MILCH produce a women’s collection from upcycled classic men’s wear suitings. Working with only the best discarded men’s wear the collection is entirely sourced and produced in Vienna, in an ethically and sustainable fashion.
Viennese label MILCH produce a women’s collection from upcycled classic men’s wear suitings. Their urban aesthetic has a quirky playfulness to it with upturned men’s pants turned into a woman’s shift dress, the waistband forming a pulled in hem. A mans pinstripe cotton shirt, becomes a wrapped and tied woman’s skirt with the sleeves forming the ties. A pretty cap sleeved top with ruched neckline is made from a crisp man’s white shirt; decidedly feminine and a lovely counterbalance coordinated with the masculine tailored wool skirt pants. MILCH hijacks classic men’s fashion and transforms it into a new modern collection for women.
MILCH’s Spring Summer 2014 collection features a ‘special edition’ capsule, made entirely with last seasons TENCEL shirts in collaboration with Lenzing. Working entirely with ‘retired’ men’s shirts, the collection is fresh, intriguing in its design sollutions, with a quirky tongue in cheek sollution to ‘office dressing’ with a conscience. Having worked with upcycled materials for fifteen years, Founder Cloed Priscilla Baumgartner is a pioneer in upcycling in the fashion industry.
Website: www.milch.tm