New Order of Fashion

DSC04859.jpg
NOoF_bracket-studio_ddw25-5278.jpg
noof-anwyn-howarth-ddw24-7954.jpg
noof-anwyn-howarth-ddw24-7993.jpg
NOOF LAB Photo Marica de Michelle
NOOF LAB Material Library Photo Marica de Michelle
noof-anwyn-howarth-ddw24-7930.jpg
NOOF Talent Milk of Lime Photo Marica de Michelle

We Explore
We Educate
We Activate

New Order of Fashion is an international talent platform. We enable the next generation of forward thinking fashion designers to boost the transition to a regenerative fashion and textile industry.

Did you know that more than 80% of a garment's sustainable impact is determined during its design phase? New Order of Fashion is committed to empower passionate fashion design talents to make the right choices at this stage. Their innovative work serves as an antidote to the prevailing industry norms and inspires radical change.

Through providing these visionary designers with a platform, extensive material expertise, research avenues, and a well-equipped atelier, we are fortifying the groundwork for a brighter future. This entails an alternative fashion system that benefits our planet and humanity as a whole.

More About

Embracing sustainability as our guiding light, we illuminate the industry with groundbreaking experimentation, a luminary approach to fashion education and captivating public activations. Together we redefine fashion's future.

Join us as we showcase fresh and radical perspectives that push the boundaries of innovation in the world of fashion.

Events and Workshops

Workshops & Events Program
Wool Care and Repair
Oct 17
Wool Care and Repair

Take part in our Wool Care and Repair workshop and learn how to breathe new life into rejected and pre-loved woolen garments. Discover simple, practical ways to care for wool, from keeping insects away and storing garments properly to understanding how woollen pieces are made and prolong their life through acts of care.

Read more →
Cinema Talk - Ethic of Making
Oct 17
Cinema Talk - Ethic of Making

Join us for a conversation between Nonkululeko Mlangeni and Abdul Rehman, two practitioners exploring how textiles and craft in their own practice, with Mlangeni’s film Umkhosi Wezimbokodo and work with South African artisans and cultural heritage through The Ninevites, and Rehman’s film Ishq de Baajhon Bia Sabh Koorrh and research with craft and Indigenous communities across Pakistan. Together, we discuss how fashion might move beyond extraction and production towards reciprocal ways of making, where materials, makers and the more-than-human world are approached with care and responsibility.

Read more →
Cinema Talk - Wearing the Past, Owning the Present
Oct 17
Cinema Talk - Wearing the Past, Owning the Present

Malena Wainerman and Michelle Cherin discuss familial clothing and how they worked together on RAÍZ- RELIQUIA. Following the story of Malena’s grandmother’s into family archives, where remaking is used as a way of remembering. Join as we discuss how our ancestors dressed themselves and how they continue to dress us.

Read more →
Opening Talent Talk and Drinks
Oct 18
Opening Talent Talk and Drinks

The grand opening of NOOF exhibition Flock Folk Field with our director Julia van Zilt and three NOOF talents, ending with a talk and a tasting with Studio ERBA

Read more →
Ice Dye Workshop
Oct 18
Ice Dye Workshop

In this hands-on workshop, we will explore ice-dyeing techniques using botanical colours and lake pigments, experimenting with melting ice to create soft, unexpected watercolour-like blends.

Read more →
Cinema Talk - Regenerative Wool Supply Chains
Oct 19
Cinema Talk - Regenerative Wool Supply Chains

Join us for a conversation exploring the value of wool beyond softness, looking at the material’s origins, diverse qualities, and the knowledge embedded throughout its journey from sheep to textile. Following the screening of THE VALUE OF BRITISH WOOL, we’ll be joined by Nicci James to discuss how designers, farmers, makers, and researchers can work together to rethink wool as a local and abundant resource. Come join the conversation and explore how we might build more meaningful, place-based, and circular relationships with the materials we wear.

Read more →
Ice Dye Workshop
Oct 19
Ice Dye Workshop

In this hands-on workshop, we will explore ice-dyeing techniques using botanical colours and lake pigments, experimenting with melting ice to create soft, unexpected watercolour-like blends.

Read more →
Pre-Order Store Spotlight WOLWEVERS
Oct 19
Pre-Order Store Spotlight WOLWEVERS

What happens when a textile is made entirely within a local landscape? In this panel, WOLWEVERS Eva Klee and Pollyanna Moss are joined by Roua Alhalabi of Rouaatelier to share their journey to bring color into yarns made from the wool from the Kempisch Heideschaap by using local plant dye.

Read more →
Wool Care and Repair
Oct 20
Wool Care and Repair

Take part in our Wool Care and Repair workshop and learn how to breathe new life into rejected and pre-loved woolen garments. Discover simple, practical ways to care for wool, from keeping insects away and storing garments properly to understanding how woollen pieces are made and prolong their life through acts of care.

Read more →

Put your money where your morals are.

Donate