VAN TRICHT is slow fashion with sculptural soul—crafted in Hamburg by designer Hanne Ludwig-van Tricht. With a background in sculpture, Hanne approaches every collection as a dialogue between body and material: skirts that stand like architecture, jackets and trousers shaped by geometric panels, and knitwear that quietly references the codes of Dutch fisherman’s sweaters. Each piece is meant to be lived in, not just worn—a “Rüstung” (armor) that gives strength and freedom without ever overwhelming the wearer. Her process is tactile and deeply respectful of craftsmanship. She sources only the finest wools, linens, and rare naturally colored cottons, working with small-scale knitters in Holland and Belgium, weavers and button-makers in Germany and Switzerland, and a network of artisans who share her commitment to quality and ecological responsibility. Every detail —from oak bark fabrics down to mother-of-pearl buttons— tells a story of tradition and thoughtful innovation. VAN TRICHT’s garments are slow objects: their beauty lies not just in their elegant lines, but in the visible traces of handwork, the durability of materials, and the subtle references to workwear and vintage sportswear. For Hanne, true elegance is what lasts—fashion that honors the body, the craft, and the world it inhabits, quietly resisting the churn of fleeting trends.