We prefer to buy new rather than repair.
We prefer to have too much rather than too little.
We prefer to throw away rather than give away.

Always more. Always newer. Always faster.

Especially in the fashion industry, the carousel spins at an insane pace: a new collection every four weeks. New models. New colors. The new quickly becomes old, and the old ends up in the trash. A throwaway world, indeed.

And the worst part: everything is cheap. T-shirts for five euros, pants for twenty. The lower the price, the more we buy – and in the end, others pay for it. Sewing is mostly done in poorer countries, where wages are minimal and working conditions are catastrophic. Under constant time pressure, garment workers produce our clothes – often at the expense of their health and dignity.

Fast fashion is nothing but modern exploitation. And it must no longer be tolerated.

What Does Kleiderklammer Stand for?

Quality over quantity.
Timeless over trendy.
Fair over fast fashion.

Kleiderklammer is slow, local, and timeless. Every garment is made in-house from the first idea to the last stitch – from high-quality fabrics, with attention to detail and the goal of creating a true favorite piece. One that you wear for a long time and never want to give away.

One that you simply cling to.