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In the descriptions of our recent releases, you may have noticed the repeating phrase “Modern Vintage” - a term we’ve also used to collectively name our November addition to the FW2024 collection. What does this phrase mean, and what do we intend by it? Have a read.
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We shot the first-ever Working Class lookbook with our close friends and collaborators, all of whom are naturally familiar with the style and dress this way on a daily basis. We let them choose their outfits on their own, trusting their taste and intuition – and were more than happy to see them mixing up our clothes with their favorite pieces, shoes, and accessories they brought to the set. These are the workwear-inspired looks they feel comfortable in and would wear daily – mainly for work… just a different kind.
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This is the last part of our report from the trip to Donegal, Ireland - a visit to the Magee weaving mill. Many fabrics from our FW2024 collection come from here; it’s the reason we traveled to Donegal. Today, we would like to take you on a journey through the history and the intricacies of fabric production. Ready?
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We did a feature on Donegal Tweed a few years back - actually, I wrote it myself. At the time, I was pretty satisfied with how it turned out. However, I couldn’t have imagined that one day I would get the chance to visit Donegal, immerse myself in the experience and not only gain a deeper understanding of the technical process behind the fabric, but also get a broader perspective on the industry and the story behind it.
|Mateusz Tryjanowski, Photo: Grzegorz Sipiora|
Donegal is an interesting place – far more so than just being known as the northernmost county in Ireland, with three times as many sheep as people.
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We would definitely say that place is somewhere in Central Europe - and if we were to be more specific, this fall and winter it would be here, in Katowice, Poland.
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We probably can’t say we prefer the autumn/winter season over the spring/summer one... but that’s kind of true. Even though the days are getting shorter and the temperatures are dropping, it’s great to feel cosy in sturdy tweeds, fuzzy flannels, plush Shetlands, and many other wonderful fabrics. We come prepared - we have all of these, ready to dress up and layer up!
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The end of the holiday season, the return to the normal business pace, and the excitement of the upcoming autumn wardrobe are not just relevant to you and our collection, but also to our team. While in summer, when temperatures soar, we allow ourselves to relax and dress more casually, come September and the first cool days, we eagerly reach for jackets, button up our collars, and tie our ties!
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Summer’s over! Well, maybe not technically - the calendar says otherwise - but we all know that September always brings a change. As we return from vacation and temperatures begin to drop (quickly or slowly, depending on where you live), it’s the perfect time to celebrate the shifting seasons with the classics.
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Boys from our Katowice team celebrated the slow end of summer in the city, sharing an evening (and night) out among friends, documented by a few shots on 35mm analog film.
Katowice has always been the central place for Poszetka - it is there in Silesia where it all began. Since 2013, we have also been running our showroom there, a place where you can meet us, our team and the spirit of the brand every day.
The store in Koszutka, Katowice was established in a place with a history; in the premises where the previously for years housed a heavy tailoring shop, sewing miners' uniforms. In arranging this space, we decided to leave the this somewhat industrial atmosphere, which fits in with our image of contemporary Silesia atmosphere.
See morePoszetka Concept is a space in Katowice, Poland that was created as a natural extension of our brand; a store where you will find our original selection of products from other, often local brands - these include clothing for women from brands such as Elements and She Is Sunday, jewelry, accessories, toys, ceramics and handicrafts.
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