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Product development

Our team members are specialists in design and product development. We can guide you from the initial design-phase of a single product, to the planning and development of an entire collection.

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3D design

We make your ideas come to life using 3D software and digital techniques, ensuring no detail is missed. Having all your products in a 3D-catalog gains you total control of your designs.

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Manufacturing

Our production services are tailored to your needs. We offer small-scale prototyping and sampling at our manufacturing facility in Oslo, as well as professional management of large-scale production.

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We do the research

Sustainable and circular products are the way forward. EU develops new legislation that will affect the industry at large and requires all brands to provide product data in a digital product passport. We keep up to date on the latest developments so that your designs are future-proofed.

The textile industry is changing.

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TEXTILE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Design, construction, patterns, materials, fit and technical development.

Product

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PROTOTYPE & SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT
Hands-on development and testing in our Oslo studio.

Prototype

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CIRCULAR DESIGN
Design for longevity, repair, reuse, materials and new product systems.

Design

DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT
3D design, CLO3D, digital prototyping and product development.

Digital

PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT
Taking developed products from technical specification to production, with supplier and production expertise throughout the process.

Production

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For MUNCH, we developed and produced a knitted scarf inspired by Edvard Munch’s portrait Abdul Karim with the Green Scarf 1916.

The process brought together both digital development and traditional craft. The scarf was first developed as a 3D model, before the artwork was interpreted through painting, translated into a digital knit program, and finally manufactured as a knitted textile.

Working with elements from Munch’s paintings also gave the project a more personal connection to the artwork itself.

As our collaborator Maria Maaneskikiold beautifully put it when presenting the initial idea to us.

«Kanskje det å bruke elementer fra motivene som inspirasjon for produkter gjør at vi kommer litt nærmere Munch, fordi det er en replika av noe han selv har sett og malt.»

“Perhaps using elements from the motifs as inspiration for products allows us to come a little closer to Munch, because it becomes a replica of something he himself once saw and painted.

The scarf is available to purchase at the MUNCH museum shop. @maaneskiold @munchmuseum #norwegiandesign

For MUNCH, we developed and produced a knitted scarf inspired by Edvard Munch’s portrait Abdul Karim with the Green Scarf 1916.

The process brought together both digital development and traditional craft. The scarf was first developed as a 3D model, before the artwork was interpreted through painting, translated into a digital knit program, and finally manufactured as a knitted textile.

Working with elements from Munch’s paintings also gave the project a more personal connection to the artwork itself.

As our collaborator Maria Maaneskikiold beautifully put it when presenting the initial idea to us.

«Kanskje det å bruke elementer fra motivene som inspirasjon for produkter gjør at vi kommer litt nærmere Munch, fordi det er en replika av noe han selv har sett og malt.»

“Perhaps using elements from the motifs as inspiration for products allows us to come a little closer to Munch, because it becomes a replica of something he himself once saw and painted.

The scarf is available to purchase at the MUNCH museum shop. @maaneskiold @munchmuseum #norwegiandesign

Over the past two years, we’ve had the privilege of working alongside three talented apprentices.

During their time at Manufacture Oslo, they have contributed to a wide range of projects, from developing components for next-generation space suits and producing medical scrubs for a Netflix series, to creating costumes for performance art, sewing bespoke jackets for Norwegian brands, and manufacturing products for local businesses recognized by some of the highest authorities in Norwegian fashion.

Alongside these projects, they have developed specialized skills in digital product development and 3D software such as CLO3D, while gaining hands-on experience across design, pattern making, product development, and production.

Today, we are incredibly proud that Ingrid, Petra, and Linnea have all successfully earned their Fagbrev. Watching their confidence, craftsmanship, and professionalism grow over the past two years has been one of the most rewarding parts of what we do, and we have no doubt they each have bright futures ahead.

We wish Ingrid, Petra, and Linnea the very best in the next chapter of their careers, and thank them sincerely for everything they have contributed to Manufacture Oslo.

A heartfelt thank you to Victoria, Lilia, and Coline for their dedication, patience, and mentorship throughout the journey. 🤍 @petpaaa @ingridangell_ Linnea

Over the past two years, we’ve had the privilege of working alongside three talented apprentices.

During their time at Manufacture Oslo, they have contributed to a wide range of projects, from developing components for next-generation space suits and producing medical scrubs for a Netflix series, to creating costumes for performance art, sewing bespoke jackets for Norwegian brands, and manufacturing products for local businesses recognized by some of the highest authorities in Norwegian fashion.

Alongside these projects, they have developed specialized skills in digital product development and 3D software such as CLO3D, while gaining hands-on experience across design, pattern making, product development, and production.

Today, we are incredibly proud that Ingrid, Petra, and Linnea have all successfully earned their Fagbrev. Watching their confidence, craftsmanship, and professionalism grow over the past two years has been one of the most rewarding parts of what we do, and we have no doubt they each have bright futures ahead.

We wish Ingrid, Petra, and Linnea the very best in the next chapter of their careers, and thank them sincerely for everything they have contributed to Manufacture Oslo.

A heartfelt thank you to Victoria, Lilia, and Coline for their dedication, patience, and mentorship throughout the journey. 🤍 @petpaaa @ingridangell_ Linnea

A few of the caps we’ve had the pleasure of developing and producing over the past few months.

Every project starts with a different idea, identity, and purpose. Our role is to help bring those ideas into something tangible, from concept and material selection to embroidery, production, and finishing.

Thank you to all our collaborators for trusting us with your brands. We’re looking forward to what’s next. ✨

Featured collaborators: @pomo_trondheim @csopie @paradisgelateria @summitbyhh @haugerudhage.no

A few of the caps we’ve had the pleasure of developing and producing over the past few months.

Every project starts with a different idea, identity, and purpose. Our role is to help bring those ideas into something tangible, from concept and material selection to embroidery, production, and finishing.

Thank you to all our collaborators for trusting us with your brands. We’re looking forward to what’s next. ✨

Featured collaborators: @pomo_trondheim @csopie @paradisgelateria @summitbyhh @haugerudhage.no

We developed and produced a 100% silk scarf for Astrup Fearnley Museet, featuring a print by artist Beatriz González. Created in connection with the museum’s current exhibition.

The scarf accompanies the exhibition of Beatriz González, on view from 12 June to 11 October 2026.

A special thank you to the Astrup Fearnley team for trusting us with this project. It has been a privilege to contribute to the exhibition experience. @astrupfearnleymuseet @manufactureoslo

We developed and produced a 100% silk scarf for Astrup Fearnley Museet, featuring a print by artist Beatriz González. Created in connection with the museum’s current exhibition.

The scarf accompanies the exhibition of Beatriz González, on view from 12 June to 11 October 2026.

A special thank you to the Astrup Fearnley team for trusting us with this project. It has been a privilege to contribute to the exhibition experience. @astrupfearnleymuseet @manufactureoslo

Local Production Study, Oslo, Norway
Økern — small-scale manufacturing pilot

CLOTH (KEMT)
Commission and collaboration: KEMT
Development, construction, and production: Manufacture Oslo
Manufactured by skilled technicians and apprentices
Materials: high-quality Japanese cotton and linen
@kemtkemt @manufactureoslo #madeinnorway #madeinoslo #localbusiness

Local Production Study, Oslo, Norway
Økern — small-scale manufacturing pilot

CLOTH (KEMT)
Commission and collaboration: KEMT
Development, construction, and production: Manufacture Oslo
Manufactured by skilled technicians and apprentices
Materials: high-quality Japanese cotton and linen
@kemtkemt @manufactureoslo #madeinnorway #madeinoslo #localbusiness

At Manufacture Oslo, we are pleased to highlight the industry PhD research of our colleague @jnmndsffrd - Jon-Amund Søfferud PhD candidate at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) and Technical Manager at Manufacture Oslo.

Jon Amund’s industry PhD project explores how 3D simulation software can strengthen and systematise garment repair practices within the fashion and textile industry. While repair is increasingly recognised as essential for a circular transition, it still remains marginal in industrial systems largely structured around linear production and rapid consumption.

Through his research, Jon Amund investigates how digital tools can help reposition repair as a system level strategy by integrating repair into design processes, product development and textile value chains. Drawing on perspectives from sustainability transitions, socio technical systems theory and design practice, the project examines both structural and technological barriers that limit the normalisation of repair in the industry.

By combining practice based research with collaboration across industry actors, the project aims to generate both theoretical insights and practical frameworks for embedding repair as a viable, scalable and digitally supported strategy within sustainable fashion systems.

Alongside his doctoral research, Jon Amund contributes to innovation and circular strategies within the textile value chain through his role at Manufacture Oslo.

We are proud to support this research and look forward to following the insights and developments that emerge from the project. ✨ @oslomet @forskningsradet

At Manufacture Oslo, we are pleased to highlight the industry PhD research of our colleague @jnmndsffrd - Jon-Amund Søfferud PhD candidate at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) and Technical Manager at Manufacture Oslo.

Jon Amund’s industry PhD project explores how 3D simulation software can strengthen and systematise garment repair practices within the fashion and textile industry. While repair is increasingly recognised as essential for a circular transition, it still remains marginal in industrial systems largely structured around linear production and rapid consumption.

Through his research, Jon Amund investigates how digital tools can help reposition repair as a system level strategy by integrating repair into design processes, product development and textile value chains. Drawing on perspectives from sustainability transitions, socio technical systems theory and design practice, the project examines both structural and technological barriers that limit the normalisation of repair in the industry.

By combining practice based research with collaboration across industry actors, the project aims to generate both theoretical insights and practical frameworks for embedding repair as a viable, scalable and digitally supported strategy within sustainable fashion systems.

Alongside his doctoral research, Jon Amund contributes to innovation and circular strategies within the textile value chain through his role at Manufacture Oslo.

We are proud to support this research and look forward to following the insights and developments that emerge from the project. ✨ @oslomet @forskningsradet

We had the pleasure of designing and producing the merchandise collection for “Echo of the Morning”, the exhibition at POMO Museum dedicated to the very late work of Louise Bourgeois.
The exhibition focuses on a group of gouache paintings created during the final years of Bourgeois’ life (2006–2010), placing these intimate works in dialogue with major sculptures and installations.Together, they reveal how central themes in her practice echoed across decades.

For the exhibition, we developed merchandise featuring the artist’s signature and selected artwork. The project was led in the typical Manufacture Oslo approach, where 3D prototyping plays a key role both in the design process and in visualising the final products.
This marks our second collaboration with POMO Art Center and continues a strong and inspiring partnership.

We also assisted in developing the product passport hosted by Repass, where storytelling meets transparency around materials, origin, and production.
@pomo_trondheim #artmerch #norwegiandesign #3D

We had the pleasure of designing and producing the merchandise collection for “Echo of the Morning”, the exhibition at POMO Museum dedicated to the very late work of Louise Bourgeois.
The exhibition focuses on a group of gouache paintings created during the final years of Bourgeois’ life (2006–2010), placing these intimate works in dialogue with major sculptures and installations.Together, they reveal how central themes in her practice echoed across decades.

For the exhibition, we developed merchandise featuring the artist’s signature and selected artwork. The project was led in the typical Manufacture Oslo approach, where 3D prototyping plays a key role both in the design process and in visualising the final products.
This marks our second collaboration with POMO Art Center and continues a strong and inspiring partnership.

We also assisted in developing the product passport hosted by Repass, where storytelling meets transparency around materials, origin, and production.
@pomo_trondheim #artmerch #norwegiandesign #3D

What a year ! Art centers, artists, startups, brands and designers - we have had the pleasure of working with all of these this years! Highlight of the year must be making a spacesuit , @esp_oslo fashion show in our factory, getting a phd candidate in house @jnmndsffrd and getting the Gaselle title 🚀pioneering a new business model in the textile industry is a journey that demands brave and dedicated people . A big thank to all our friends and collaboration partners for this amazing year! We look forward to pushing new boundaries in 2026. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas from all of us at Manufacture Oslo 🎄

What a year ! Art centers, artists, startups, brands and designers - we have had the pleasure of working with all of these this years! Highlight of the year must be making a spacesuit , @esp_oslo fashion show in our factory, getting a phd candidate in house @jnmndsffrd and getting the Gaselle title 🚀pioneering a new business model in the textile industry is a journey that demands brave and dedicated people . A big thank to all our friends and collaboration partners for this amazing year! We look forward to pushing new boundaries in 2026. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas from all of us at Manufacture Oslo 🎄

We’re thrilled to be apart of the upcoming exhibition in Trondheim @babeltrondheim 6 and 7th December with @butcher.correia.studio @ranneigrenne. Here’s a sneak peek of the digital work we’ve created for @butcher.correia.studio. We can’t wait to see dancer Rannei perform in the custom costume crafted at our factory. Inspired by her workout attire, this unique piece showcases a fully Norwegian production line, from initial textiles to final manufacturing . All documented in Digital Product passport provided by @repass.io @dansit_koreografisk_senter @babeltrondheim @villveis.no @selbuspinneri @kulturdir @trondheimby @trondelagfylke @ffukno

We’re thrilled to be apart of the upcoming exhibition in Trondheim @babeltrondheim 6 and 7th December with @butcher.correia.studio @ranneigrenne. Here’s a sneak peek of the digital work we’ve created for @butcher.correia.studio. We can’t wait to see dancer Rannei perform in the custom costume crafted at our factory. Inspired by her workout attire, this unique piece showcases a fully Norwegian production line, from initial textiles to final manufacturing . All documented in Digital Product passport provided by @repass.io @dansit_koreografisk_senter @babeltrondheim @villveis.no @selbuspinneri @kulturdir @trondheimby @trondelagfylke @ffukno

In collaboration with @_aicep_ and @norfashionhub , we’re hosting a seminar on October 28th at Kabelgata 13, Oslo.
A selection of Portugal’s leading textile suppliers will present their work. This is a unique opportunity to meet producers and establish direct connections.

Limited spots available. First come, first served.
Sign up here :https://www.nfta.no/events/introduksjon-til-ledende-portugisiske-tekstilprodusenter

In collaboration with @_aicep_ and @norfashionhub , we’re hosting a seminar on October 28th at Kabelgata 13, Oslo.
A selection of Portugal’s leading textile suppliers will present their work. This is a unique opportunity to meet producers and establish direct connections.

Limited spots available. First come, first served.
Sign up here :https://www.nfta.no/events/introduksjon-til-ledende-portugisiske-tekstilprodusenter

Yesterday we gathered a small group of fashion Companies for a workshop on digital product passport. Gisle Mardal ( NF&TA) and Sara Rakstang (Repass) presented opportunities within storytelling, technology and business models. Thank you to everyone who participated. #digitalproductpassport #circulareonomy #manufactureoslo #innovation #tracability

Yesterday we gathered a small group of fashion Companies for a workshop on digital product passport. Gisle Mardal ( NF&TA) and Sara Rakstang (Repass) presented opportunities within storytelling, technology and business models. Thank you to everyone who participated. #digitalproductpassport #circulareonomy #manufactureoslo #innovation #tracability

BTS ✨ ESP Showcase at our factory #InnovatingNorwegianWool by NF&TA. We did the technical product development and prototypes for the items made of recycled Norwegian lambs wool. The entire circular process was done in Norway, made from scraps and cuttings from their production. Fibre recycled at Norsk Tekstilgjenvinning yarn spun at Selbu Spinneri AS and textile woven at Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik. Dream team Cover photo: @stephaniesikkes

BTS ✨ ESP Showcase at our factory #InnovatingNorwegianWool by NF&TA. We did the technical product development and prototypes for the items made of recycled Norwegian lambs wool. The entire circular process was done in Norway, made from scraps and cuttings from their production. Fibre recycled at Norsk Tekstilgjenvinning yarn spun at Selbu Spinneri AS and textile woven at Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik. Dream team Cover photo: @stephaniesikkes

We actively support emerging sustainable fashion talents. Heim holds special significance for us as its founder previously had a position as an apprentice at Manufacture Oslo. Heims first product, «The Sailor Bag,» is a soft yet structured limited-edition tote crafted from Italian deadstock suede leather, sewn by us on demand here in Oslo. We look forward to following Heim’s journey from here💫@heim_studios @briycammo @siobhanbeasleyphotography @mablaasmo @zerow_it

We actively support emerging sustainable fashion talents. Heim holds special significance for us as its founder previously had a position as an apprentice at Manufacture Oslo. Heims first product, «The Sailor Bag,» is a soft yet structured limited-edition tote crafted from Italian deadstock suede leather, sewn by us on demand here in Oslo. We look forward to following Heim’s journey from here💫@heim_studios @briycammo @siobhanbeasleyphotography @mablaasmo @zerow_it

ESP Oslo by designer Elisabeth Stray Pedersen showcased their collection at our factory during Oslo Runway this season. We are long term partners, and are especially proud to have collaborated in the project #InnovatingNorwegianWool by NF&TA. We did the technical product development and prototypes for the items made of recycled Norwegian lambs wool. The entire circular process was done in Norway, made from scraps and cuttings from their production. Fibre recycled at Norsk Tekstilgjenvinning yarn spun at Selbu Spinneri AS and textile woven at Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik. Dream team 🤩 photo by @oslorunway @bellamorkh @stephaniesikkes

ESP Oslo by designer Elisabeth Stray Pedersen showcased their collection at our factory during Oslo Runway this season. We are long term partners, and are especially proud to have collaborated in the project #InnovatingNorwegianWool by NF&TA. We did the technical product development and prototypes for the items made of recycled Norwegian lambs wool. The entire circular process was done in Norway, made from scraps and cuttings from their production. Fibre recycled at Norsk Tekstilgjenvinning yarn spun at Selbu Spinneri AS and textile woven at Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik. Dream team 🤩 photo by @oslorunway @bellamorkh @stephaniesikkes

Proud to have developed a space suit in close collaboration with @naavaspace 🚀Are you looking to develop new designs, create prototypes, or manufacturing ? Get in touch!

Proud to have developed a space suit in close collaboration with @naavaspace 🚀Are you looking to develop new designs, create prototypes, or manufacturing ? Get in touch!

Did you know that Manufacture Oslo has preserved a key part of Lillunns local production DNA by integrating smart 3D tools and lean manufacturing practices. Lillunn, founded in 1953, is known for high-quality wool garments inspired by Norwegian nature, culture and handicraft.

Several of the machines at Manufacture Oslo is from the old factory of Lillunn and have been producing the iconic blanket coats for decades.

Did you know that Manufacture Oslo has preserved a key part of Lillunns local production DNA by integrating smart 3D tools and lean manufacturing practices. Lillunn, founded in 1953, is known for high-quality wool garments inspired by Norwegian nature, culture and handicraft.

Several of the machines at Manufacture Oslo is from the old factory of Lillunn and have been producing the iconic blanket coats for decades.

We are so proud to collaborate with @naavaspace as partner for design development and production. A small glimpse from the project made in our in-house sewing facility!

We are so proud to collaborate with @naavaspace as partner for design development and production. A small glimpse from the project made in our in-house sewing facility!

We partnered with Andreas Selvik, founder of Comfyballs, to create product visualizations for his new project @activetoesock 🧦 Grateful to play a part in such an innovative product development process where 3D is being used to market and communicate the socks to the customer!

The knit is done in #apexfiz and further enhanced through #clo3d.

#digitaldesign #clo3d #render

We partnered with Andreas Selvik, founder of Comfyballs, to create product visualizations for his new project @activetoesock 🧦 Grateful to play a part in such an innovative product development process where 3D is being used to market and communicate the socks to the customer!

The knit is done in #apexfiz and further enhanced through #clo3d.

#digitaldesign #clo3d #render

3D visualisation is a great way to present not only clothing but also accessories for social media, e-commerce and pre-sale. Digital renderings & design by @colinecherry

3D visualisation is a great way to present not only clothing but also accessories for social media, e-commerce and pre-sale. Digital renderings & design by @colinecherry

Some glimps from our Portugal trip. Portugals textile industry revealed impressive facilities, high Quality standards, and innovative sustainable solutions. The implementation of 3D design tools , digital product passport and advanced textile recycling systems was very impressive! Thank you @_aicep_ for this opportunity

Some glimps from our Portugal trip. Portugals textile industry revealed impressive facilities, high Quality standards, and innovative sustainable solutions. The implementation of 3D design tools , digital product passport and advanced textile recycling systems was very impressive! Thank you @_aicep_ for this opportunity

Congratulations to PoMo for a great opening last weekend! 🥳🎉

We're proud to be a part of the collaboration between the artist Sissel Tolaas @sssl_berlin & @pomo_trondheim – a special edition of sustainably crafted caps and t-shirts sold at the museum. Each piece is made with 100% organic materials and produced under fair trade conditions in India. Designed in 3D by Manufacture Oslo.

By scanning the QR-tag on every item, you can discover the complete story behind these pieces - from the artist to ethical production - in our detailed digital product passports, powered through @repasdofashiontech.

#ecofashion #norwegiandesign #clo3d

Congratulations to PoMo for a great opening last weekend! 🥳🎉

We're proud to be a part of the collaboration between the artist Sissel Tolaas @sssl_berlin & @pomo_trondheim – a special edition of sustainably crafted caps and t-shirts sold at the museum. Each piece is made with 100% organic materials and produced under fair trade conditions in India. Designed in 3D by Manufacture Oslo.

By scanning the QR-tag on every item, you can discover the complete story behind these pieces - from the artist to ethical production - in our detailed digital product passports, powered through @repasdofashiontech.

#ecofashion #norwegiandesign #clo3d

Hemp denim jacket developed and produced at our facilities in Oslo for @_moire__ ! 🙏

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#localdesign #norwegiandesign #ecofashion #CLO3D

Hemp denim jacket developed and produced at our facilities in Oslo for @_moire__ ! 🙏

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#localdesign #norwegiandesign #ecofashion #CLO3D

Pleated shorts by @1313selah.

1 of 4 designs developed for 1313 Selah by us this year. Patterned and prototyped - first digitally, then physically - at our facilities at Økern, Oslo. Shown this year on 1313 Selah's runway at @munchmuseum during @oslorunway 2024.

3D-renders by Manufacture Oslo.
Photo from runway by @oktawiangornik
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#norwegiandesign #clo3d #localdesign #newfashion

Pleated shorts by @1313selah.

1 of 4 designs developed for 1313 Selah by us this year. Patterned and prototyped - first digitally, then physically - at our facilities at Økern, Oslo. Shown this year on 1313 Selah's runway at @munchmuseum during @oslorunway 2024.

3D-renders by Manufacture Oslo.
Photo from runway by @oktawiangornik
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#norwegiandesign #clo3d #localdesign #newfashion

Our latest project! Working with the great creatives at @nonspace to help develop the new Unbranded collection for @rosenborgballklub ⚽

In this project we were involved from the beginning of development and so we started off with creating the entire collection digitally in 3D - which then made it a lot easier for the client to greenlight or change design decisions BEFORE manufacturing.

We're always careful about claiming sustainability, but we do believe that by working this way we are moving towards minimizing unneccessary sampling and manufacturing errors - which is a big part of the footprint.

Photos: Sander Dybvik

Our latest project! Working with the great creatives at @nonspace to help develop the new Unbranded collection for @rosenborgballklub ⚽

In this project we were involved from the beginning of development and so we started off with creating the entire collection digitally in 3D - which then made it a lot easier for the client to greenlight or change design decisions BEFORE manufacturing.

We're always careful about claiming sustainability, but we do believe that by working this way we are moving towards minimizing unneccessary sampling and manufacturing errors - which is a big part of the footprint.

Photos: Sander Dybvik

@kunstsilo just launched and finally we can show off their new uniforms that we have helped develop! 😊 Grateful to be brought on to such an exciting project by our very talented friends in @nonspace. Always interesting to see the journey from design to 3D visualization to finished product, and extra fun to see the clothes being used in such a terrific space.

#kunstsilo #clo3d

@kunstsilo just launched and finally we can show off their new uniforms that we have helped develop! 😊 Grateful to be brought on to such an exciting project by our very talented friends in @nonspace. Always interesting to see the journey from design to 3D visualization to finished product, and extra fun to see the clothes being used in such a terrific space.

#kunstsilo #clo3d

Exited to show the result of our project of high performance apparel for @rockmannas
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Their aim is to give local sport communities better alternatives in terms if fit, material and responsibility • We have contributed with digital renderings, samples, circular designstrategy, technical specifications and production • Digital renderings by @xoxoespen • Photo by Rockmannsport

Exited to show the result of our project of high performance apparel for @rockmannas
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Their aim is to give local sport communities better alternatives in terms if fit, material and responsibility • We have contributed with digital renderings, samples, circular designstrategy, technical specifications and production • Digital renderings by @xoxoespen • Photo by Rockmannsport

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Product development

Our team members are specialists in design and product development. We can guide you from the initial design-phase of a single product, to the planning and development of an entire collection.

3D design

We make your ideas come to life using 3D software and digital techniques, ensuring no detail is missed. Having all your products in a 3D-catalog gains you total control of your designs, and makes it easy to update and change your products down the line.

Manufacturing

Our production services are tailored to your needs. We offer small-scale prototyping and sampling at our manufacturing facility in Oslo, as well as professional management of large-scale production in our partner factories in Europe and India.

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