An industrial and sportswear designer with work focus on sustainability and 3D.
- design/development of close the loop t-shirt (2021 ISPO sustainability award)
- general design direction (graphics,
trims, checks, zero gender, undyed, etc)
- curation of seasonal colorcard
- colorist support, coloro ambassador
- design/development: mountain pro
collection (ski/maintanance), corp
orate
collection (workwear), uniforms: crans- montana, zermatt, POWDR, jackson hole
- 3d design of all above, 3D side
projects like Recovery jacket
(based on our best sleeping bag range)
Close the Loop is a project to be extended over multiple products, however, this T-Shirt is the first using a unique and award-winning engineering technology, in which the rope (as Mammut's core and historically first product) is used as a raw material. This is not only a good approach, because it ac
knowledges the brand's heritage, but also because ropes go to waste quite quickly due to health and safety regulations (it can be life-threatening to use an unfit rope in climbing). After being produced, this material is reused and so the cycle is closed.
- design and development: Lithium family,
- patrol and utility vests, SMU
- packaging, trim design
- 160 years anniversary design
- design language for safety
- women for women: creative direction
- color: dip/SMS/bulk comments, PLM
-design and development
- proto/SMS sample comments
- design and innoviation direction
- marketing and social media
- SMU design/development: Swiss hockey
- coloration and lab dips
A university with a strong focus on 3d and software, as well as pattern cutting and production. Very hands-on approach and industry involvement:
- Smart materials
- Sustainability and garment realisation
- functional design and spec sheet
- problem-solving approach
- Body movement and anatomy
- film
Costume design
- production of a fashion
sustainability documentary
- campaigns with Fashion Revolution
- fabric and supply
- garment construction
- model casting and fitting
- fabric and material sourcing
- technical pack developer
A project in which each of the students was required to create a small collection for sportswear brand Adidas after visiting their headquarters and test facilities.
- Athlete testing and functionality
- garment design and realisation
- Innovative problem solving
- Technical fabric sourcing
Fashion
responsible
motivated
Flexible
Adaptable
Curious
communicator
problem-solver
sustainability-oriented
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe AfterEffects
CLO 3D
Browzwear
Marvelous Designer
lasercutting
welding
ultrasonic bonding
screen print
digital print
seamless construction
English
Native language
German
Fluent
Bulgarian
Native language
Spanish
Basic knowledge
Irene Griffin
Nikolina Neikova
Giulia Steidl
Alice Alton