New colours
The consequence of working with new colours is that some surplus remains unused. Occasionally, we gather all our leftover materials and, as part of our commitment to reduce waste, use these fabrics to create a collection.
The Leftover collection presents a striking collision of colours, somewhat unexpected yet surprisingly coherent.
New items
Some things start with leftovers. These started with surplus fabric, a slightly uncomfortable chair, and a bench that needed something to lean into. The result is two new additions to the Leftover collection, built for outside and made to last.
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Timeless, colourful and ultra-strong, made from recycled materials.
What we like
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SUSAN BIJL Kralingen is moving!
On the 1st of June 2026, we move to Avenue Concordia 30 in Kralingen, a characterful, listed former post office. We know Kralingen well. In the summer of 2020, we...
SUSAN BIJL Kralingen is moving!
On the 1st of June 2026, we move to Avenue Concordia 30 in Kralingen, a characterful, listed former post office. We know Kralingen well. In the summer of 2020, we...
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Leftover. Again. (And Again.)
Where does good fabric go when a production ends? We found out. Read the story behind our Leftover collection.
Leftover. Again. (And Again.)
Where does good fabric go when a production ends? We found out. Read the story behind our Leftover collection.
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