OUR PHILOSOPHY

Our philosophy I focus on the quality of the fabric, which I recognize through feel, through touch. I prefer old, “wounded” fabrics, so that I can showcase their history. Also, fabrics with an identity of origin from domestic producers with transparency in the production process and their ecological footprint. I work with natural fibers, but mainly wool. Wool as fiber, as yarn, as thread and as fabric.

Our philosophy

I focus on the quality of the fabric, which I recognize through feel, through touch.

I prefer old, “wounded” fabrics, so that I can showcase their history. Also, fabrics with an identity of origin from domestic producers with transparency in the production process and their ecological footprint.

I work with natural fibers, but mainly wool. Wool as fiber, as yarn, as thread and as fabric.

“yfes” as an idea

I create handmade garments, beyond fashion trends on a very small scale.

I use simple or no patterns, I don’t have sizes, I cater to every body type.

My lines are primal, the body is left free to move within them. They cover it, they don’t overshadow it.

I leave room for the soul to shine through the eyes.


Clothing as a means of expression

Clothing for me is not temporary, ephemeral, it is a necessity.

The burqa – a woolen cape made of felt, ankle-length and very large in circumference – accompanied the Caucasian warrior, shepherd, protected him, and brought him close to the warmth of his hearth.

Felt is traditionally used for lining the nomadic hearth, as it also offers air permeability.

My clothes are my home.

Clothing as a means of expression Clothing for me is not temporary, ephemeral, it is a necessity. The burqa – a woolen cape made of felt, ankle-length and very large in circumference – accompanied the Caucasian warrior, shepherd, protected him, and brought him close to the warmth of his hearth. Felt is traditionally used for lining the nomadic hearth, as it also offers air permeability. My clothes are my home.