We’ve all become unwitting casualties of passive consumption. The relentless scroll, the endless feeds, the profusion of choice - they pull us toward images, information and products we never intended to seek out. What follows is a quiet kind of fatigue: a fog that leaves us in a state of immobilisation. Are we ‘designed’ to be exposed to such an exhaustive overstimulation? How many of us, can ‘feel’ in the ‘here and now’?
In response, many of us are yearning for it to stop. This hyper accelerated technological change leaves us with destabilising stress and disorientation. We need engagement that feels grounded & tactile clarity of the analogue, objects and experiences we can touch, understand, and connect with directly. In an age defined by overstimulation, this desire is not nostalgic; it’s necessary.
Smart solutions – a comprehensive, visual and readable guide to the legislative frameworks on sustainability compliance in the EU and US, with a particular focus on France, Italy.
The future of making – we examine the growing value in sharing the knowledge, context, and intent behind the products we design, make, and share throughout the world.Womenswear and menswear colours, styling, fabrics, knits, and accessories
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We need engagement that feels grounded & tactile clarity of the analogue, objects and experiences we can touch, understand, and connect with directly. In an age defined by overstimulation, this desire is not nostalgic; it’s necessary.
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Casual, athleisure and denim concepts, fabrics, and accessories
It is a moment to reassess. In casual and sportswear design, this translates into a continuous and vital search for new directions.
Visual essay
Moving beyond trends and surface aesthetics, Kweku Yeboah explores the quiet narratives woven into clothing, tradition, and spirituality.
Inspiration
Looking for the courage to hold to your values as a catalyst for the change that is needed in an industry model that feels tired and repetitive. Lucia Cuba, Peruvian designer, textile artist, and scholar.
COVER CREDITS: KWEKU YEBOAH, GHANA
We’ve all become unwitting casualties of passive consumption. The relentless scroll, the endless feeds, the profusion of choice - they pull us toward images, information and products we never intended to seek out. What follows is a quiet kind of fatigue: a fog that leaves us in a state of immobilisation. Are we ‘designed’ to be exposed to such an exhaustive overstimulation? How many of us, can ‘feel’ in the ‘here and now’?
In response, many of us are yearning for it to stop. This hyper accelerated technological change leaves us with destabilising stress and disorientation. We need engagement that feels grounded & tactile clarity of the analogue, objects and experiences we can touch, understand, and connect with directly. In an age defined by overstimulation, this desire is not nostalgic; it’s necessary.
Smart solutions – a comprehensive, visual and readable guide to the legislative frameworks on sustainability compliance in the EU and US, with a particular focus on France, Italy.
The future of making – we examine the growing value in sharing the knowledge, context, and intent behind the products we design, make, and share throughout the world.Womenswear and menswear colours, styling, fabrics, knits, and accessories
We need engagement that feels grounded & tactile clarity of the analogue, objects and experiences we can touch, understand, and connect with directly. In an age defined by overstimulation, this desire is not nostalgic; it’s necessary.
Casual, athleisure and denim concepts, fabrics, and accessories
It is a moment to reassess. In casual and sportswear design, this translates into a continuous and vital search for new directions.
Visual essay
Moving beyond trends and surface aesthetics, Kweku Yeboah explores the quiet narratives woven into clothing, tradition, and spirituality.
Inspiration
Looking for the courage to hold to your values as a catalyst for the change that is needed in an industry model that feels tired and repetitive. Lucia Cuba, Peruvian designer, textile artist, and scholar.
COVER CREDITS: KWEKU YEBOAH, GHANA
