We begin with deadstock yarn found in the factory, asking what these small remaining cones — often just 1–2 kg per color — can become. Instead of seeing limitation, we see potential. We start from what already exists and allow it to move freely. Random knit is our way of releasing every small cone, letting color and texture interact naturally, turning leftover yarn into something intentional and new.
Zero Brush Pattern
The smallest stripe in our design, creating an unexpectedly beautiful pattern
Brush Pattern
By mixing two colors, we create our widest stripe a bold statement within a minimal structure
Two Brush Pattern
We used two brushed patterns to explore the full potential of the design
3 Brush pattern
4 Brush Pattern
Sometimes, being limited leads us to discover a new kind of freedom.
Constraints push us to think differently — and within those boundaries, we find our own way to be free.
