78% matchMargaret Howell
Same quiet natural-fibre wardrobe, less folk reference
Brand profile
Italian label by Klaus Plank reworking South Tyrolean folk dress and workwear into soft, artisanal, naturally dyed tailoring made in Italy.
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Klaus Plank draws on his South Tyrol upbringing, reworking Alpine workwear and folk dress as loose, unstructured tailoring, dresses and coats in muted blues and checks.
The high price reflects natural fibers and handwoven fabrics sewn in Italy in small artisanal batches, with hand-finished details rather than factory-scale production.
Cuts are generous and soft rather than fitted, so the clothes read minimalist and quiet even though the references are heritage workwear.
78% matchSame quiet natural-fibre wardrobe, less folk reference
73% matchAlpine-adjacent relaxed tailoring, more travel-modern
71% matchArchive workwear in heavy natural cloth, military rather than folk
67% matchSoft workwear-derived shapes at a far lower price
Bergfabel is an Italian designer label founded by Klaus Plank, who works alongside his partner Barbara from a base in Lucca, near Florence. The name combines the German words for "mountain" and "fable," referencing Plank's upbringing in South Tyrol, the Alpine region where Austria and Italy meet. Collections reinterpret traditional Tyrolean workwear and folk dress through soft, generously cut tailoring, day dresses and outerwear in natural fibers, handwoven fabrics and muted blues and checks. Garments are made in Italy in small artisanal batches with hand-finished details and ship with a signature lavender pouch.
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