This project is now archived and was part of DDW20
All are wearing the exact same pair of underwear.
Alice Watel/Sarah Roseman
The designers imagined how they would like to see fashion evolve, and created underwear that would fit this future. The goal is to invite people to project themselves and question the way we see fashion nowadays regarding durability, sustainability, but also gender and inclusivity.
Sasha is a pair of underwear that is as durable as it is universal. It is designed by Alice Watel and Sarah Roseman who are both studying at the Design Academy Eindhoven. The prototypes were made at Textiel Lab in Tilburg, Netherlands. Sasha underwear are
Knitted from one material, Sasha is recyclable.
Alice Watel/Sarah Roseman
The elastic is removable for easy repair.
Alice Watel/Sarah Roseman
The underwear are knitted entirely in one piece.
Alice Watel/Sarah Roseman
The cut is made to be flattering on anyone.
About Sarah Roseman and Alice Watel
We are Alice and Sarah, studying in fourth year Bachelor at the Design Academy Eindhoven. We are both passionate about how textile can be used as an innovative material and decided to use our combined knowledge to create Sasha. Going forward, Alice would like to use fashion to raise awareness and trigger change in society while Sarah aims to add playfulness and beauty to the world through material exploration.
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