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Sheep wool was presented in a new light in the Dutch Design Week exhibition Wool (Re)discovered, which aimed to get visitors talking about Europe's unloved fleeces.
One-and-a-half million kilograms of wool are discarded each year in the Netherlands alone, Eindhoven-based organisation New Order of Fashion told visitors in the opening text of its exhibition.
Located at New Order of Fashion's makerspace in the Strijp-S creative district, the exhibition brings together inventive garments from emerging designers, displays of local knitting, and hands-on stations where visitors can experience aspects of the wool production process or bring in clothing for repairs.
There is also a talks space where cute abstracted stuffed sheep flop over tiered bench seating, a display on Peruvian alpaca farming and a work of "garment vivisection" that pushes back against the use of animal materials.
This patchwork of sights represents different aspects of the contemporary conversation around wool among proponents of sustainable textiles.
Curation by New Order of Fashion
Exhibition Design by Studio Harm Rensink
Looks by
Eva Popa Amsterdam Fashion Institute – BA Fashion and Textile Technologies @knitting.is.hot
Jaden Xinyu Li Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp – MA Fashion Design @jadenbyjadenli
Sybrand Jansen Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp – MA Fashion Design @sybrand
Shushanik Droshakiryan WAAG TextileLab Amsterdam – Interdisciplinary Research Project @shushanikdroshakiryan
Collectie Arnhem TWENTYFIVE ArtEZ University of the Arts Arnhem – BA Fashion Design @collectiearnhem
Photography by Rechard Motieram and Anwyn HowarthWool (Re)discovered is supported by:
het Cultuurfonds
Meester Koetsier Foundation
Cultuur Eindhoven
Brainport Eindhoven
1% for the Planet
The Social Hub
Het Goed
Bestwool
Landschaapbeheer Strijdom
About
Projects
Wolwevers
Wool (Re)discovered
Landschaap
Shed & Heddle
Journal
Wool (Re)discovered 2025, Project Manager and Textile Designer
Sheep wool was presented in a new light in the Dutch Design Week exhibition Wool (Re)discovered, which aimed to get visitors talking about Europe's unloved fleeces.
One-and-a-half million kilograms of wool are discarded each year in the Netherlands alone, Eindhoven-based organisation New Order of Fashion told visitors in the opening text of its exhibition.
Located at New Order of Fashion's makerspace in the Strijp-S creative district, the exhibition brings together inventive garments from emerging designers, displays of local knitting, and hands-on stations where visitors can experience aspects of the wool production process or bring in clothing for repairs.
There is also a talks space where cute abstracted stuffed sheep flop over tiered bench seating, a display on Peruvian alpaca farming and a work of "garment vivisection" that pushes back against the use of animal materials.
This patchwork of sights represents different aspects of the contemporary conversation around wool among proponents of sustainable textiles.
Curation by New Order of Fashion
Exhibition Design by Studio Harm Rensink
Looks by
Eva Popa Amsterdam Fashion Institute – BA Fashion and Textile Technologies @knitting.is.hot
Jaden Xinyu Li Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp – MA Fashion Design @jadenbyjadenli
Sybrand Jansen Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp – MA Fashion Design @sybrand
Shushanik Droshakiryan WAAG TextileLab Amsterdam – Interdisciplinary Research Project @shushanikdroshakiryan
Collectie Arnhem TWENTYFIVE ArtEZ University of the Arts Arnhem – BA Fashion Design @collectiearnhem
Photography by Rechard Motieram and Anwyn HowarthWool (Re)discovered is supported by:
het Cultuurfonds
Meester Koetsier Foundation
Cultuur Eindhoven
Brainport Eindhoven
1% for the Planet
The Social Hub
Het Goed
Bestwool
Landschaapbeheer Strijdom