F N House launches its first ever designer collection this season for Spring/Summer 23′ with two main values – Long Term and Sustainability.

A brand that reflects a slower pace and process: where tradition influences more than trend, where there is a purpose to every piece, where it’s all in the details.

Our definition of sustainability is built on the three traditional pillars of the concept: Social, ecological and economic. This means that everyone working within our production process receives a fair living wage; that we ensure that our material sourcing does not damage the ecosystem and that we have a long-term perspective when it comes to developing our business model. However, we have also added a fourth component to our definition of fashion-related sustainability: we work to actively slow down the pace of consumption, selling garments in a more timeless design that will have a longer lifespan than the average clothing item. We want people to cherish our designs and to wear them over and over. And find creative ways to eliminate waste in the process of creating.

Our Business plan includes the people who make our garments, our dyers, our artists, our tailors and more. We believe that the growth of our craftsmen and artisans is our one ambition.

“I wanted to create a brand that had that feeling of things that are well made and long lasting.” – FN House