boyfriend blouse The boyfriend blouse is a casually cut blouse. Its details are classic: a shirt collar with a stand collar, button placket, and cuffs (two variations). However, the dropped shoulders and long back give it a modern look. It's perfect for business or casual wear.

Knitted vest with turtleneck - ALDA Alda is a classically simple, open-fronted vest with a curved hem. It captivates with its puristic beauty.

Cara is a casual blouson jacket with slightly dropped shoulders. The stand-up collar gives it a sporty touch. Cara is available in two lengths: classic blouson length or thigh-length. The cuffs are sewn from fabric and held in place with elastic. The jacket closes with a zipper and features a facing.

The Cay rain parka is not only practical in all weathers, it's also a truly fashionable piece. This parka is also great to wear when it's not raining, providing protection from sudden downpours at any time. With its long side slits that can be closed with snap fasteners, the Cay is also the perfect companion for cycling, offering your legs plenty of freedom of movement while providing...

Ahoy Dina! The fisherman's sweater is finally back in style. It's so practical, comfortable, and looks really good, too. The zipper allows for a variety of different ways of wearing it, depending on your mood or the outside temperature. The sweater is also quite flexible when it comes to fabric choices. Made of knit or fleece, it's nice and warm and looks really cozy.

The sweatpants get a fashionable update.

A daily companion in the urban jungle of life is the sweatshirt. It is an indispensable piece of clothing with a sporty character. The mix and

Woven cotton, or colloquially simply cotton, is a non-stretch fabric suitable for all kinds of basics. Whether for pillows, accessories, skirts, shirts, bed linen, light curtains, or currently also popular for beeswax wraps or masks, woven cotton is extremely versatile.

Gini, the new pattern from Kibadoo, is a genius! The overalls are so versatile and transformable, you could fill an entire wardrobe with this pattern. That's assuming you love overalls—and we do!