- Marvielab is developed through 5 continuous projects that represent an ongoing study in form and functionality, essential design construction and natural, trans-seasonal materials:
- T-shirt / S+M+L / Jersey² / Coating / sUole
- S+M+L It follows the silhouette progression: the forms of classic suiting are revised in cut and volume, resulting in three substantially different, dynamic and interchangeable silhouettes. 'S' is form fitting: the seams curve around the figure, thereby elongating it. 'M' is a medium fit: the seams located in the front follow the figure of the wearer's proportions. 'L' is loose: the seams along the sides extend the proportions.
- T-shirt The classic shirt has been simplified and made more comfortable by reducing its component parts and using poplin and jersey. Additionally, one of the styles features the development of the essential 'T' shape of the pattern by further exploiting the extra fabric between open arms and the torso (in a semicircle shape).
- Square Jersey The square shape, viewed as a container for the dimensions of the human body, is used for one-size and unisex jersey tops in six different dimensions; the two-dimensional play between material and shape is developed by using elastic fabrics made from natural fibres.
- Coating The coat is seen as a protection for the human body in all seasons, as interchangeable construction, its layers suitable for various times of the year.
- sUole Is the new unisex shoe project, which revisits the traditional lace-up shoe shapes using natural materials other than leather. The components are natural fabrics, cork, while the sole is in crepe (natural rubber).
