The Big Squeeze

A person performing a headstand against a green background, partially wrapped in textured, yellow-green fabric that swirls around them like strands of yarn. One leg is extended upward, creating a dynamic pose.
Close-up of orange and black textured wool fabric with a pattern resembling tiger stripes. The soft, undulating Merino yarn creates a dynamic and visually striking appearance, perfectly mimicking natural animal print.
A person is wearing an unusual, textured garment resembling large, clustered stones or foam crafted from Merino wool, partially covering their body. They are barefoot and standing against a purple background with one knee bent and arms partly visible.
2019, November 19

Sponsorship of student Jack Randol

Queen Elizabeth already knew it in the 1500s: She tried on the first ever pair of knitted stockings and was so impressed by their elasticity and fineness that she would never wear woven hosiery again. Knitting soon became a way to emancipate the human skin, no longer squeezed into cut and sewn woven material the body was freer to move and stretch.
Inspired by its multi-layered structure, young designer Jack Randol experimented with fabric surfaces to visually accentuate the human skin’s motion. He created knitted structures using our pure wool quality Victoria Nm 30/2 and elastic yarns, calling his project ‚The Big Squeeze‘.
What a creative work!

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