Discover these Belgian entrepreneurs at COSH!’s first ever international pop-up in Berlin

Are you planning on visiting Berlin? From the 15^th May onwards you can get inspired by members from the COSH! network in Peek & Cloppenburg Düsseldorf’s* Conscious Fashion Store in Germany’s capital city. For more than two months, we invite you to Reflect on the Future of Fashion in a three-story building in Berlin, together with brands from not only Belgium, but also Germany, Spain, Catalonia, and the Netherlands!

Reflecting on (conscious) consumption

During this unique two-month pop-up at the Potsdamer Platz you will be invited to a profound journey of self reflection centred around your relationship with fashion and its impact on the world. You will get the opportunity to connect with the inspiring community of COSH! members, all gathered in one vibrant location. Just like COSH!, Conscious Fashion Store aims to bring together people like you, who are interested in more sustainable fashion by offering a platform for events, talks, workshops, and pop-ups. Curious to know which Belgian members to expect? We made you this guide.

An Vandenberk & This Is No Disco: exploring unique fashion visions

In the dynamic world of sustainable fashion, designers like An Vandenberk are making significant strides. Since 2015, An has been passionately creating upcycled handbags in Schaerbeek’s vibrant heart, quickly expanding her vision with the launch of her clothing line, This Is No Disco, in 2018. Celebrated for its inclusivity, This Is No Disco champions your right to express your true self, transcending constraints of background, body type, or gender identity. An’s designs encapsulate the belief that diversity embodies true beauty, creating clothes that celebrate every individual.

Leather BE: craftsmanship in every stitch

Francine, a skilled craftswoman from Bruges accredited by Handmade in Bruges, offers an exquisite range of leather goods. Since transitioning careers in 2014, she has developed Leather BE, a brand known for its versatility and personal touch. Each piece, from purses to toiletry bags, is customizable, offering choices in leather type—including innovative plant-based apple leather—colour, and design. Francine’s creations are available at her concept store, Atelier Twee, and various locations across Belgium, ensuring that you receive a piece that’s both unique and personal.

‘be the fibre’: weaving more sustainability into fashion

Located in Boechout, the nonprofit ​‘be the fibre’ is revolutionizing the way we view fashion. As part of We Make Hope, this initiative transforms pre-used clothing into new accessories, promoting a more environmentally friendly cycle of reuse. You can donate your garments in their collection containers, which you can find at different stores across Belgium. The donated garments are then being repurposed into innovative products like bags and laptop covers.

Reversa: a treasure trove of vintage elegance

Do you get excited when seeing vintage homeware? Reversa stands out as a haven for vintage furniture and decor enthusiasts. Founded by Katlijn, a experienced (interior) architect, Reversa offers a meticulously curated collection of 20^th-century furnishings, with special pieces from the 1970s. Primarily an online store, Reversa’s pop-up stand in Berlin is a delightful opportunity for enthusiasts to explore this label’s unique offerings in person.

Infantium Victoria: pioneering a vegan future in children’s fashion

In Zaventem, near Brussels, Infantium Victoria is setting a new standard in children’s fashion. Founders Julia and Dinie are dedicated to creating garments that not only encourage individuality among children but also promote a more ethical approach to fashion. Utilizing only vegan materials and more sustainable practices, their clothing line reflects a deep respect for our planet and its inhabitants, inspiring a new generation to embrace change.

Each of these entrepreneurs, unique in their approach and steadfast in their missions, are shaping the future of fashion. Feel inspired? Don’t miss our opening party on 16 May at P&C Düsseldorf’s Conscious Fashion Store in Berlin!

*There are two independent companies with the name Peek & Cloppenburg in Germany with their headquarters in Düsseldorf and Hamburg. This information refers to Peek & Cloppenburg B.V. & Co. KG, Düsseldorf, whose stores can be found here.