Launched in 2013 by husband and wife duo Esteban Saba and Petra Brichnacova, luxury casual essentials brand Håndvaerk returns for the spring season with a new focus on menswear and womenswear in a “trend-forward” direction; the collection was designed by a new design team under the direction of creative director Brichnacova.
“We were inspired to create a functional wardrobe to stand the test of time based on incredible fabrics, clean lines, generous proportions, a natural color palette, a uniform for a strong modern consumer,” Brichnacova told WWD of the versatile and toned neutrals. spring collection, continuing to take the brand’s longstanding “better, not more” approach to its timeless, casual essentials in natural, sustainable materials.
“Håndvaerk specializes in timeless and understated clothing of the highest quality. We focus solely on the essential pieces that form the foundation of your modern wardrobe, elevating casual styles through premium natural materials, impeccable craftsmanship and keen attention to detail,” said a statement from Saba.
In menswear and womenswear, the line embraces a minimalist style with styles ranging from tailored pants, outerwear (parkas, trench coats), blazers and button-down shirts to new made-in-Italy fabrics with Italian and Japanese manufactures of top quality, along with the core of the firm. jersey layers, sweatshirts and Alpaca fabrics made in Peru. The spring collection, priced from $85 to $1,500, was said to be a relaunch of the label and will be available direct-to-consumer and through the brand’s retail partners.
