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The half-denim, half-sweatpant hybrid is BLESS's most recognisable garment and the clearest expression of its misused-materials logic.
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German-French conceptual label by Desirée Heiss and Ines Kaag, releasing numbered products spanning clothing, jewellery, furniture and everyday objects.
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BLESS is a conceptual label founded in 1995 by Desirée Heiss and Ines Kaag, who work between Paris and Berlin. It releases numbered products rather than seasonal collections, starting with the N°00 fur wigs, and moves freely between clothing, jewellery, furniture and household objects. Signature items include cable jewellery, hairbrush pieces, layered knitwear and hybrid garment-furniture works. The duo favours upcycling, misused materials and hand techniques, and sells through its own site alongside retailers such as SSENSE and Dover Street Market.
The half-denim, half-sweatpant hybrid is BLESS's most recognisable garment and the clearest expression of its misused-materials logic.
Explore Jeansfrontjogger →Printed bedding released as numbered works rather than seasonal product shows how BLESS slides between wardrobe and household object.
Explore bedding sets →Elastic charger cables treated as jewellery-like objects are a long-running BLESS signature of turning everyday hardware into design.
Explore cable pieces →Available atSSENSE
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