KRIBA reimagines the corset, transforming it from underwear to striking outerwear. Blending elements from menswear and 70s biker style, the designs celebrate the corset as a symbol of empowerment, not restriction. Crafted from Italian double wool crepe, flannel pinstripe, and second-hand leather, each piece combines durability with authentic, tailored sophistication.

CLARA PINTO redefines wool in modern fashion, celebrating its elegance and sustainability through vibrant, eco-friendly designs. Partnering with Argentine artisans, the brand merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary style, creating timeless, expressive pieces. Recognized by Sarabande, Buenos Aires Fashion Week, and London Craft Week, CLARA PINTO embodies quality and innovation in sustainable fashion.

886lab is a 3D printing accessories brand based in the UK that is dedicated to Avant-Garde jewelry design and crafting using plant-based materials. Our designs draw inspiration from both natural and artifact structures, developed to explore the realm of possibilities grounded in the core concept of the ancient future.

Altra, a brand rooted in nature, crafts scents using 100% natural materials, reshaping the essence of fragrance. Three distinct collections—Skin Scents, Altra Intense, and Future Florals—transport users into a new, ethereal realm. Embracing a Profuture® mindset, Altra honors nature's gifts while striving for transparency and regeneration. Co-founded by Beckielou Brown and Bridget Plant, the brand champions a sustainable ethos. Beckielou, the Perfume-Creator, redefines scent by blending nature and urban landscapes in her evocative compositions.

Gnilmyd Kcab was founded by fashion designer Ann-Sofie Back and marketer Mattias Dymling.  They create and produce accessories for the home and office. "I was curious how my thinking translated into interior design and see it as a natural progression of me as a fashion designer. I found it very inspiring to move away from the body and into the home", says Ann-Sofie. "Design is communication and I love how things speak differently, so to me, the home should be an ongoing conversation and I want our objects to be part of it", says Mattias.