These spaces are not only stores. They are living laboratories for reuse, repair, transformation and community. Across fashion, accessories, furniture, textile art and objects, designers work with discarded materials and give them new value, new beauty and new stories.<\/p>\n
Rare Berlin: Independent Upcycling Fashion in Friedrichshain<\/h2>\n
Rare Berlin<\/strong><\/a> is a collective store created by Berlin based designers who believe that collaboration and sustainability go hand in hand. The Rare team brings together Tata Christiane<\/a>, Fade Out Label<\/a>, tHERAPY Recycle and Exorcise<\/a>, Everyday Pieces,\u00a0<\/a> K\u2206IGERH\u2206RDT<\/a>\u00a0 and Chain Cult<\/a>.<\/p>\n Rare is a home for independent fashion, but also a platform for exhibitions, events and artistic exchange. It presents upcycling as a living culture, where collaboration becomes a form of resistance to fast fashion and overproduction.<\/p>\n Website: https:\/\/www.rare-berlin.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n Reuse Superstore Bikini Berlin<\/strong><\/a> is part of the Berlin Senate supported REUSE SUPERSTORE project. With its 187 square meter space, it brings together upcycled fashion, accessories, furniture and objects made from rescued and repurposed materials.<\/p>\n It is a public window into circular design<\/a>, showing how discarded textiles, banners, workwear, leather, furniture fragments and forgotten materials can become desirable, functional and poetic again.<\/p>\n Website: https:\/\/re-use-superstore.de\/<\/a><\/p>\n Pop Upcycling Sch\u00f6nhauser Arcaden<\/strong> extends this ecosystem into a dynamic retail and exhibition space. It gives visibility to emerging and established designers while connecting circular fashion directly with the public.<\/p>\n The space works as a rotating showcase for upcycled design, artistic experimentation and community driven sustainability.<\/p>\n Website:<\/strong> tatachristiane.com<\/a> Founded in Berlin in 2007 by French designer Julie Bourgeois Kelly, Tata Christiane transforms upcycled and deadstock textiles into expressive one of a kind garments. Handmade in the Berlin Lichtenberg atelier, the label creates emotional pieces full of color, texture, imagination and poetic reconstruction.<\/p>\n Tata Christiane is a Marseille-born label based in Berlin, creating singular pieces from upcycled materials and dormant fabrics. Each garment is conceived as a fragment of story, a recomposed memory, a gentle form of resistance against the ephemeral. Tata Christiane celebrates individuality, poetic eccentricity, and the pleasure of play, while affirming emotional clothing as a slow, durable, and deeply human practice.<\/p>\n Since 2007, Tata Christiane has invited those who wear its pieces to inhabit their clothes as one inhabits a narrative: with freedom, imagination, and joyful insubordination.<\/p>\n Website:<\/strong> fadeoutlabel.com<\/a> Founded by Andrea Bonfini in Berlin, Fade Out Label creates unisex, zero waste garments with oversized silhouettes. The label works mainly with deconstructed vintage denim and upcycled natural fabrics, turning reclaimed materials into powerful handcrafted one offs.<\/p>\n \u201cYOU ARE WHAT YOU WEAR\u201d is the motto! Website:<\/strong> therapy-berlin.com<\/a> Founded by sisters Mari\u00e1ngeles and Paula Aguirre, tHERAPY is a gender and size inclusive fashion project based between Berlin and C\u00f3rdoba, Argentina. Their work challenges fast fashion through DIY ethics, second hand materials and a celebration of alternative beauty.<\/p>\n tHERAPY Recycle & Exorcise was founded in Berlin in 2012 by Angie, Aguirre then joined by her sisters Poli and Andrea in Argentina.<\/p>\n tHERAPY is a gender and size inclusive upcycling fashion brand creating clothing and accessories from rescued materials.<\/p>\n tHERAPY challenges fast fashion through resourcefulness, DIY ethics and a collaboration mindset. As female emigrants, giving visibility to alternative beauties, diverse identities and underrepresented voices is at the core of their ethos.<\/p>\n With ateliers in Berlin and C\u00f3rdoba, Argentina, they create locally one-of-a-kind garments from fashion post- and pre-consumer waste, blending upcycling with a punk, post-apocalyptic aesthetic.<\/p>\n They also offer workshops, talks and organise events around circular fashion. Angie also creates textile art and installations under the name [FabricActions] @fabric_actions<\/a><\/p>\n Website:<\/strong> everyday-pieces.com<\/a> Created by Elise Rolot, Everyday Pieces transforms duvet covers, curtains and second hand textiles into soft, intimate garments and accessories. The label works with small series and unique pieces, often genderless, always rooted in everyday poetry.<\/p>\n Elise founded EVERYDAY PIECES in Berlin in 2015 with the wish to bring the magic of upcycling into your daily life! She also takes custom orders and offers sewing workshops, so if you want to turn your grandma\u2019s curtains into your new favourite piece or need help with a sewing project, don\u2019t hesitate to get in touch!<\/p>\n Website:<\/strong> kaigerhardt.com<\/a> Kai Gerhardt creates monochrome garments that resist categorization. His work combines tailoring, free draping and experimental reclaimed textiles, proposing fashion as a space for human complexity, contradiction and freedom.<\/p>\n LTF\u018eII – LET THE FUTURE BE HUMAN – LTF\u018eII His work merges classic tailoring with free draping, often using reclaimed textiles from the event industry and discarded garments found on the streets of Berlin. Daniel Kroh Studio:<\/strong> shop.daniel-kroh.com<\/a> Daniel Kroh transforms discarded workwear into handcrafted jackets, coats, bags and interior objects. Paint splatters, scuffs and marks of labor are preserved as design details. Together with Ministry of Upcycling, the project also connects circular design, education, industry and public institutions.<\/p>\n DANIEL KROH, a trained men\u2019s tailor and fashion designer, has been developing new fashion from recycled workwear since 2006.<\/p>\n DANIEL KROH is a fixture in the international fashion industry among fashion designers who focus on ecologically sound production cycles and circular economies. In addition to custom-made pieces and his own ready-to-wear collections, KROH works for theaters and exhibits his recycled objects in select galleries and art venues. Website:<\/strong> joviusvintage.com<\/a> Jovius Vintage is a women run Berlin label focused on crochet, knitting and vintage inspired clothing. The brand produces locally in small quantities, with a strong attachment to textile craft traditions and handmade quality.<\/p>\n Jovius Vintage is a Berlin-based label specializing in upcycled fashion, transforming vintage textiles into handcrafted, one-of-a-kind garments and accessories. Website:<\/strong> lu-la-loop.com<\/a> Founded in London and now based in Berlin, Lu La Loop creates freaky fun fashion, drag costumes and punk trash kawaii pieces. Through its upcycling line THRASH TRASH, archive materials and scraps become bold garments full of power, humor and club energy.<\/p>\n Founded in London in 2012 and now based in Berlin, Lu La Loop is a fashion and costume brand that embodies all that is Club Kid-Punk-Pop- Kawaii, Gothy Glam-Rocking freaky. The Upcycling and Reworked side of the label is called THRASH TRASH By LU LA LOOP and it incorporates all the same energy while using archive, collected, donated + existing materials and garments. LU LA LOOP Has created custom pieces and looks for many artists. Clients include- Aja Ireland, Bambi Mercury, Baby Lame, Crystal O, Kelly Heelton , Peaches, Yvie Oddly and more. Website:<\/strong> beautyoak.de<\/a> Founded by Jana Pfarr, BEAUTY OAK creates handmade upcycling fashion and accessories from discarded textiles. The label stands for femininity as a force, offering clothing that liberates rather than shapes the body.<\/p>\n What began in her childhood with a toy sewing machine has grown into a studio and showroom in Berlin-Friedrichshagen since 2021 – and a clear attitude to fashion.<\/p>\n From discarded duvet covers, curtains and blankets handmade unique pieces and small series are created here. Inspired by the material itself. Femininity is not an ideal. It is a force.<\/p>\n BEAUTY OAK is more than a fashion label. It’s a response to fast fashion, body norms, and the pressure to always be different.<\/p>\n Jana designs clothes that work with you, not against you. For women who refuse to be forced into a mold. Discarded textiles become striking favourite pieces, Consciously manufactured, radically sustainable.<\/p>\n In the studio, garments and accessories are created, individual productions and repairs.<\/p>\n Clothing that doesn’t shape. It liberates.<\/p>\n Website:<\/strong> couturereloaded.com<\/a><\/p>\n Instagram: <\/strong>@Couture.Reloaded<\/a><\/p>\n Couture Reloaded transforms discarded garments, donations and textile remnants into high quality couture pieces. The label combines conscious luxury with social engagement, donating part of its revenue to nonprofit organizations.<\/p>\n COUTURE RELOADED upcycling – founded in 2022 by designer Ulrike Bollmann represents a thoughtful approach to modern luxury. With a deep respect for craftsmanship and history, the brand transforms authentic, iconic designer pieces into bold, one-of-a-kind creations with a renewed perspective. Each design balances sustainability with statement energy \u2014 honoring fashion\u2019s past while gently shaping its future.<\/p>\n Her concept extends beyond designer archives. Ulrike reimagines forgotten treasures \u2014 vintage blankets, heirloom pillows, antique curtains, delicate nightwear, and unexpected materials of every kind \u2014 transforming them into wearable art. Down to the smallest detail, everything is upcycled: every zipper, every button, even the thread carries a second life and a story to tell.<\/p>\n Reworked. Reimagined. Reloaded.<\/p>\n Website:<\/strong> solarpunknow.world<\/a> Founded by Agnes Fridrich, Solarpunk NOW works across sustainable paper, textile art and wearable denim pieces. The label transforms pre loved jackets and innovative materials into art objects, blending ecology with imagination.<\/p>\n We are a movement and a social impact startup with roots in Berlin. Solarpunk NOW combines permaculture, art, education, and social innovation to actively shape a future worth living.<\/p>\n Our mission? Don\u2019t just think about change \u2026 live it! We have developed tools that are infinitely reusable, making learning sustainable and collaborative \u2026 whether in everyday life, at school, or in your own projects. Our vibe is permaculture. For us, it\u2019s the blueprint for creating systems that function like a forest: being useful, long-lasting, and giving more back to the world than they take.<\/p>\n In-store, you\u2019ll also find a selection of our products:<\/p>\n @infinity_stonepaper<\/a> The paper made from stone. * Notes & Cards: Probably the world\u2019s smallest whiteboards. You can simply wipe away your thoughts with a damp cloth, making the paper endlessly reusable and replacing countless single-use scraps.<\/p>\n * Exclusive in-store: The hand-painted Art Portfolio by Agnes Friedrich. Filled with Stonepaper sheets in DIN A3 and DIN A4. Each portfolio is a handcrafted one-of-a-kind piece and your mobile headquarters for sketches and big visions.<\/p>\n ARTtoWEAR by @agnesfriedrich<\/a> Website:<\/strong> lenavoutta.com<\/a> Lena Voutta is a Berlin based fashion designer and textile artist transforming pre loved garments into sculptural one of a kind pieces. Through embroidery, knotting, appliqu\u00e9 and her signature long colorful fringes, she gives forgotten knits and blazers a new life between fashion and textile art. With Thoas Lindner, she also co founded The Other Gods, an upcycled textile art project creating large scale installations and immersive woven works.<\/p>\n Lena Voutta is a Berlin-based fashion designer and textile artist merging contemporary design with traditional craftsmanship and sustainable materials. Each piece is one of a kind. A fusion of fashion No mass production. In addition to her fashion work, she co-founded the ongoing art project The Other Gods with artist and Fashion designer\u00a0Thoas Lindner. Together, they create large-scale textile installations and woven wall pieces that dissolve the boundaries between fine art and craft using upcycled materials. These immersive works claim space rather than simply decorate it\u2014some even forming walk-in, textile-based environments.<\/p>\n Website:<\/strong> thetribe.berlin<\/a>Reuse Superstore Bikini Berlin: Circular Design in Action<\/h2>\n
Pop Upcycling Sch\u00f6nhauser Arcaden: A Rotating Showcase for Upcycled Design<\/h2>\n
23 Upcycling Designer Projects in Berlin<\/h2>\n
1. Tata Christiane<\/h3>\n
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\nBorn between the light of the South and the raw energy of Berlin, the brand weaves a sartorial language at the crossroads of deconstructed couture and streetwear.<\/p>\n2. Fade Out Label<\/h3>\n
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\nFADE OUT Label was born in Berlin in early 2015 by Andrea Bonfini owner and art-director of the brand. Unisex, Zero Waste and Unique garments with an oversized fit made of deconstructed vintage denim and upcycled natural fabrics are what FADE OUT Label collections are made of.
\nFADE OUT Label realizes all the development and production of garments in its Berlin atelier with an innovative style and tailored with handicraft quality which due to the use of upcycled material become hand-crafted one-offs, repeatable but always different.<\/p>\n3. tHERAPY Recycle and Exorcise<\/h3>\n
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\nInstagram:<\/strong> @everydaypieces<\/a><\/p>\n![\"23](\"https:\/\/tatachristiane.com\/univers\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/9926a106c0ea820e-tatachristiane.png\")
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\nIn her collections, forgotten fabrics are offered a new life\u2014curtains become jackets, duvet covers turn into dresses\u2014transforming the ordinary into statement pieces designed for your everyday wardrobe.
\nRather than chasing trends, Elise creates garments that are made to last, timeless staples that celebrate creativity and sustainability.<\/p>\n5. K\u2206IGERH\u2206RDT<\/h3>\n
\nInstagram:<\/strong> @kaigerhardt_official<\/a><\/p>\n![\"23](\"https:\/\/tatachristiane.com\/univers\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/2156a1074577f6e3-tatachristiane.png\")
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\nFounded by Berlin-based designer Kai Gerhardt, K\u2206IGERH\u2206RDT is a fashion label that resists categorization, embracing a monochrome palette and a commitment to human complexity.<\/p>\n
\nWith a focus on material and its transformation, he brings new shapes to his designs as well as to his textile art.<\/p>\n6. Daniel Kroh Studio and Ministry of Upcycling<\/h3>\n
\nMinistry of Upcycling:<\/strong> ministryofupcycling.com<\/a>
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\nDiscarded workwear from road construction, track workers, painters, protective clothing, gardening and landscapers, as well as corporate uniforms and deadstock from the textile industry are among the raw materials that are processed, redesigned, and finished locally in Berlin.
\n5 tons of used textiles are now rescued and transformed into new products every year.
\n100% of production takes place in Berlin.<\/p>\n7. Jovius Vintage<\/h3>\n
\nInstagram:<\/strong> @jovius.vintage<\/a><\/p>\n![\"23](\"https:\/\/tatachristiane.com\/univers\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/9596a1074b9c9d74-tatachristiane.png\")
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\nWith a focus on natural and quality materials, each piece is designed to offer a unique and sustainable alternative to fast fashion. Their creations embody a commitment to craftsmanship and environmental consciousness.
\njoviusvintage.com<\/p>\n8. Lu La Loop<\/h3>\n
\nInstagram:<\/strong> @lulalooplucy<\/a><\/p>\n![\"23](\"https:\/\/tatachristiane.com\/univers\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/5016a10750c9f2c8-tatachristiane.png\")
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\nMade for all the wonderfully weird creatures out there, Lu creates unique and limited pieces by hand in her Berlin studio.<\/p>\n
\nTaking scraps and left overs from custom Drag looks + Projects.<\/p>\n
\nYou can also request your custom creation.<\/p>\n9. BEAUTY OAK<\/h3>\n
\nInstagram:<\/strong> @beautyoak_upcyclingfashion<\/a><\/p>\n![\"23](\"https:\/\/tatachristiane.com\/univers\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/5936a106b118f408-tatachristiane.png\")
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\nMade for women who don’t let themselves be shaped.<\/p>\n
\nFor individuals who feel that beauty has nothing to do with perfection, but with authenticity.<\/p>\n10. Couture Reloaded<\/h3>\n
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\nIt is crafted from limestone by-products and is completely tree-free. Since no water is used during production, it radically conserves our natural resources. The paper is waterproof, extremely durable, and feels silky smooth.<\/p>\n
\nIn her Berlin atelier, Agnes Friedrich gives jackets a second life. Through upcycling, she refines the pieces with her art, turning them into wearable unique items. Handcrafted in Berlin, showing how creative energy can transform existing items into something completely new and one-of-a-kind.<\/p>\n12. Lena Voutta<\/h3>\n
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\nThrough LENA VOUTTA, she transforms pre-loved garments into sculptural, handcrafted statement pieces. Vintage knitted garments, worn blazers are carefully upcycled using embroidery, knotting, and appliqu\u00e9 work.
\nHer signature: long, colorful fringes \u2014 a playful, vegan reinterpretation of fur.<\/p>\n
\nand textile art. A new life for forgotten garments.<\/p>\n
\nNo two pieces alike.
\nOnly one-of-a-kind textile artworks<\/p>\n13. The Tribe Berlin<\/h3>\n
\nInstagram:<\/strong> @thetribeberlin<\/a><\/p>\n
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