Scandinavian Esthetic
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With a soft neckline, long sleeves and a slit centre back, this “Carla” dress is made from regenerated wool sourced from used garments | Photo Courtesy Of House Of Dagmar -
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In addition to using responsible fabrics, House of Dagmar offers pieces that work across seasons, with neutral tones a signature of the brand | Photo Courtesy Of House Of Dagmar -
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House of Dagmar was founded in 2005 by three sisters, Karin Söderlind, Kristina Tjäder and Sofia Wallenstam. They named their brand in honour of their late grandmother, Dagmar | Photo Courtesy Of House Of Dagmar
House of Dagmar has been making sustainable fashion cool since before it was cool. Since 2005, the fashion house has been consistently striving for responsible fashion practices. Following three core pillars: high-quality fabrics, production processes and designs, its ethos is reflected in its most recent FW22 collection — emphasizing sustainability merged with contemporary design.
WELCOME TO A WORLD WHERE DESIGNS CAN LAST A LIFETIME WITH HOUSE OF DAGMAR.
The House of Dagmar’s three founders, sisters Karin Söderlind, Kristina Tjäder and Sofia Wallenstam, infuse their latest collection with the essence of Stockholm. “We are very close to nature up here and the way of life we have here is really what we are trying to make clothes for,” says Wallenstam.
Not only does each design reflect the simplicity and timelessness of Sweden, each is made in a way that respects both planet and people. House of Dagmar works to understand supply chains and ensure workers’ rights are meeting the brand’s values.
