The Czech fashion brand Wolfgang brings other simple pieces that gradually build on each other

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The Wolfgang brand is expanding its range with new unisex pieces – but not just for this current season. Wolfgang is a brand that thinks about how the fashion industry affects the environment of all of us and tries to make the environmental footprint of the brand as gentle as possible.

“We add new things gradually, we don’t do trendy things, we carefully create simple clothes that build on each other gradually, even over the years. The well-known format, when a new collection comes out 4 times a year, is, in our opinion, the opposite of the most important trend of today, which we should all adhere to – sustainability. We find this in the fact that we do not produce unnecessary ballast, but quality and timeless things that will entertain us not for seasons, but for years.” he says Viktorie Kaštánková.

And the latest pieces are exactly like that. Simple lines, timeless, perfectly fitting cuts, flattering and at the same time extremely comfortable. “Beauty should follow function, not the other way around,” points out Viktorie and adds that the new pieces are made of pleasant, especially woolen, materials for everyday wear. As fans of the brand know and love. Wolfgang is also dedicated to outdoor clothing made of nanomaterials, and a large part of the assortment now also includes the premium Classy line. The plan is to have wraps made of certified organic cotton.

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“Due to the materials used, part of our production went up in price. But they are pieces that one should not buy impulsively. Such hasty joys for a few hundred are often nonsense, the life of which ends after two wears. We want you to think about the purchase of the item for a while, to find its place in combinations with your existing favorites. We want you to love the piece for a really long time. If you then calculate that you have worn the thing that cost 4,000 crowns a hundred times, you will find that it works out better than if you buy a cloth for 400 that you wear twice and stop enjoying it. This is a micro-view regarding our personal finances. And then there is the macro, where by buying a lot of unnecessary things, we participate in an environmental disaster that none of us wants, but fewer of us take responsibility for.” Viktorie Kaštánková returns to the key appeal.

Take a look at the entire collection with women’s and men’s pieces in our gallery.