Haderlump is not just a brand — it’s a manifesto. Rooted in contradiction and built on intention, it redefines fashion as a form of resistance to a world of rapid cycles and surface-level trends. At Haderlump, clothing is more than fabric: it is protection, identity, memory — an extension of the self.
The name itself tells a story. Once used in German to describe ragpickers and itinerant traders, “Haderlump” carries the grit of history and the tension of reinvention. It speaks of reuse and resourcefulness, of giving materials a second life — a lineage the brand proudly continues through refined design and radical craftsmanship.
Working predominantly with second-hand and surplus textiles, Haderlump embraces imperfection as a principle. Each piece is constructed with care, concept, and a commitment to longevity — both material and conceptual. The result is a bold, contemporary wardrobe that transcends trends and challenges the status quo.
On Wednesday 2 July 2025, Haderlump will present their SS26 runway show as part of Berlin Fashion Week.
The Exlibris (from Latin “from the books”) collection draws on the tradition of bookplates, once intricately illustrated symbols of ownership found inside rare books. From copper-engraved crests to Art Nouveau masterpieces by artists like Mucha and Moser, these small artworks reflected personal identity and cultural value.
In the meantime, let’s take a look at the FW25 collection.
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Photos: Marc Aldinger