Pre-launch · MMXXVI
A garment becomes inevitable only after silence. Thomas Krüger presents his first ready‑to‑wear study — a quiet vocabulary of drape, weight, and breath.
We are interested in the moment before a silhouette resolves — the instant the body and the cloth are still negotiating.
MIST is the studio of Thomas Krüger, working between Berlin and Vienna. The first collection is a small, deliberate vocabulary: nine pieces, undyed naturals, weights that fall the way breath does on glass.
Everything is cut and finished by hand from deadstock and small‑mill wool. No seasons in the conventional sense — a chapter releases when it is finished, and not before.
The waitlist is the only door. Members receive the lookbook a week before public release, with first access to numbered pieces.
Portrait 01
N° 01
Every fibre is sourced from European mills with traceable lots. We work from what already exists — surplus from heritage houses — and finish what others abandoned.
Pieces are made in a four‑person atelier in Berlin Mitte. No production lines, no factories. Each piece carries the name of the maker on the inner stitch.
Each chapter is limited to between twelve and forty pieces per silhouette. Numbered on the placket. When a chapter closes, it does not return.
The waitlist closes when the first chapter does. Numbered pieces are reserved by order of signature.
From the studio, daily.