Daniel Kroh

Four people stand next to each other in front of a uniform background. The first person on the left has short red hair and is wearing a gray jacket. The second person has longer red hair and is wearing a white top with green splashes and large earrings. The third person has dark, curly hair and a beard, wearing a gray jacket over a white shirt. The fourth person also has dark, curly hair and a beard, wearing a brown jacket over a patterned shirt.
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Founded in Berlin in 2006 by trained tailor and fashion designer Daniel Kroh, this studio transforms discarded workwear such as overalls, dungarees, and protective gear into handcrafted jackets, coats, bags, and interiors. Processing around 5 tons of textiles annually, Kroh preserves signs of wear like paint splatters, scratches, and burn marks as integral design elements, honoring the material's history and industrial past. His medium is cast-off work clothing, which he deconstructs, fillets, and reworks into high-end fashion, interior design, and accessories. Turning the worthless into the valuable is his credo. His passion lies primarily in the raw material itself, its texture, and its story. The pieces combine bespoke tailoring with circular craftsmanship.

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Daniel Kroh
Osloer Straße 16
13359 Berlin
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Several stacks of clothing in various colors, including red, green, gray, and white, are neatly bundled and tied together with red strings. The clothing items are arranged in a room with a gray floor and a white background. Additional clothing items and a gray cabinet can be seen in the background.

Circular economy par excellence

Ministry of Upcycling product life cycle

From waste to wonder, Re&Up gives discarded goods a new voice: as storied pieces and symbols of conviction within a visionary circular system.

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