The document provides information about a future where the world has fragmented into different cultural and religious blocs due to issues around climate change and resource scarcity. It describes the development of new materials like cow milk fiber that can be grown locally in Europe. The document proposes a clothing brand focused on producing garments from local, sustainable materials using technologies like self-cleaning and anti-odor fabrics. Key pieces in the brand's collection are designed to be transformed into multiple garments to reduce waste.

1. Patchwork Planet
Laura Gerte, Anja Eisen, Doris Mumhofer, Theresa Grünfelder

2. Patchwork Planet
Content
Politics and Environment
Science
The Brand
Collection

3. Politics and Environment

4. 2025, the world has fragmented into religious and cultural ideals…

5. Our bloc is the ‘Christian bloc’, because of the same cultural and capitalistic
ideals ,the Jewish population of the world joined this bloc.

6. we will have to deal with a serious rising of temperatures in Europe

7. Depending on the bloc situation and the climate change…
´ Silk Kashmir Alpaka Cotton

8. …now we have a shortage of raw materials.

9. There can only a few fibers be completely grown and made to
textiles in Europe, especially in Germany
Hemp Flax ´ Leather Wool Cow Milk Fiber

10. The world is globalized , clothes has a long way to go. Then it causes a lot
of problems for the environment because of its treatments und the shipping.

11. new supply chains- everything located in one bloc, one country
and close together
mills

12. The designers reaction to it:
• Only fibers that can be grown in your bloc
• Fashions of other blocs are even banned in others
• the designs are mainly influenced by religious and
cultural ideals
• new supply chains- everything located in one bloc, one
country and close together

13. Science

14. New Innovation: the cow milk fiber

15. It is made out of pure milk…

16. … and has many fortunable characteristics
• Germany has many productive livestock
• thin fibers, even smaller than a human hair
• similar to cashmere and is glossy like silk
• No pesticides or chemistry is used
• anti aging effect & regulate the body temperature
• very resource friendly
• no waste products that pollute the environment - compostable

17. Self cleaning clothes…

18. …Titanium oxid…
• small particles are put on the fiber
• the structure of the fibers needs to
be changed by treating it with
amber salt
• Without that the titanium oxide
will not connect with the fiber
because it needs a point of contact
• The material is nontoxic and
colorless
• sunlight shines on the particles, it
decay organic substances. ->That
takes about 20 hours.
• very gentle for the clothes.

19. …silver nanoparticles…
• they don’t exactly clean the
clothes
• including into fabrics
• helps, to repel water and dirt
• method is inspired by the
lotus plant

21. … anti smell effect …

22. …substances are integrated into the fabrics, so they can’t receive
displeasing smells, caused by sweat or cigarette smoke…
• Sugar molecules, called Cyclodextrine
• You can find it in socks, suits or in bed linen. It has also the ability to emit pleasant smells.
• A coating of silver and calcium phosphate
• has an antibacterial effect. The Calcium attracts the bacteria and the silver crucifies them. It is
very useful in areas, where hygiene is important.

23. …medical Clothes…

24. • measuring elements are woven into the fabrics
• recognize blood pressure, heart rate, breathing, body
temperature or sweating
• the emergency coordination centre can suddenly send an
ambulance to the person
• above also fabrics with integrated airbags can absorb falls
• prevent cot death - Life threatening conditions can be realized
early
• pharmaceutical can be mixed with the fabric

25. Its influence on fashion industry
• the designers and fashion companies
have to work together with scientist-
Some scientists even take the role of the
designer
• like Dr. Manel Torres. So Scientist are not
anymore longer just the aides for
designers, they are now one of their
hardest concurrence

26. Our Brand

27. In future we can no longer assume that there will be an endless
supply of water

28. So how to save water every day based on
the laundry?
• We should wash our clothes when they are dirty, not just to
remove wrinkles and we have to load the launder full.
• “The Xeros washing machine”, cleans clothes using reusable
nylon polymer beads with an inherent polarity that attracts
stains
• “Air Wash” waterless washing machine which uses negative
ions, anti-bacterial deodorants and highly pressurized air to
clean clothes.

29. Air wash

30. we want to profit by this knowledge with
our brand
• We produce without much water consumption & energy.
• buy our material from Europe, especially from Germany.
• Local alternatives to the cotton like flax and hemp.
• The cow milk fiber also, cows are the raw material for leather
• Besides we also design, produce and sell our stuff exclusively in Germany.
• Based on this fact we save the investments for the import and export.
• Our personnel are composed by a few well-trained qualified persons, who are paid
pretty well and of many cheaper assistants which consists of pensioners. Because of the
domestic production and the partially cheap workers we are able to keep our costs
relatively low.
• use of intelligent high tech clothes, like medical and anti smell clothes
• everyone is able to change the styles with one single garment. These special pieces are
a bit more expensive, but can be turned into 3 or even more pieces of clothing.
• we offer basic garments these can be easily combined with the key pieces, pieces from
past and future seasons.

31. How can the customers care for the clothes
under these conditions
• “Intelligent textiles” like self cleaning fabrics
• new technologies make our clothes more expensive
but the care is much cheaper
• the anti-smell effect

34. Who is our market?
• Because of the collapse of the international trade, our
consumers are only Germans
• Due to the fact that we are using high tech fibers we
are aimed to the older generation like people over 50
• Our brand has specified for women

35. Inspiration
Our collection is inspired by the cultural and religious ideals from our
bloc, especially Germany. While analyzing the German culture for the
newest inspiration of our upcoming spring collection, we came upon
the “Nibelungenlied” which is an old German national epic..
The scene when Siegfried bathes in the dragon´s blood inspired the
shapes, colors and functionality of the garments of our collection
‘Nibelung’

36. The collection “Nibelung”
• The Spring Collection consists of 6 Pieces.
• The colors red, green and brown are derived from the Dragon´s blood, the
leave´s color and the earth / colored by eco friendly dry dying.
• The basswood leaf´s vessel which is like a treetop inspired us to the medical
care.
• Anti-dirt molecules are interpreted as the invulnerable dragon blood.
• Materials like leather, which represent besides the injuring skin, hemp, linen
and the milk fiber, are local and stand for high quality.
• The three key pieces of the collection can be divided, to get more than one
garment out of each.

37. Tanktop „Brünhilde“
• Cow milk fiber
• Self cleaning fabric
• Anti smell effect
• Medical effect
• Dry dye
• Brünhilde comes in four different
sizes, and for different colors

38. Longsleeve „Kriemhild“
• Cow milk fiber
• Self cleaning fabric
• Anti smell effect
• Medical effect
• Dry dye
• Kriemhild comes in four
different sizes and four
different colors.

39. Leggins „Hagen“
• Cow milk fiber
• Self cleaning fabric
• Anti smell effect
• Medical effect
• Dry dye
• Thrombosis thights effect
• Hagen comes in four different
sizes, and for different colors

40. Trousers „Gunter“
• Double Face linen
• Can be turned over
• Leather waistband
• Can be splittet into Capris or
Shorts
• Dry dye
• Self cleaning fabric

41. Jumpsuit „Siegfried“
• Double face linen
• Can be turned over
• Can be splitted into Top and
Trousers
• Top can be tuned into waistcoat
• Basswood leave print on the back
• Dry dye
• Self cleaning fabric

42. Cat/Jacket „Fafnir“
• Leather and hemp
• Can be turned into a Jacket
• Can be turned into a long/short
waistcoat
• Lining with basswood leave print
• Removable callor
• Hook and loop fastener

43. Post purchase services
• Mobile phone app to have a quick look to our different
possibilities to exchange particular pieces
• Our costumers decide what they want to change
• They choose the model out of our mobile catalogue
• This catalogue changes every season, besides these trend
pieces we have standard models as well
• After they requested these they sent us their cloth and get
it back after we have finished the exchange

44. Reuse and remanufacturing
• we take them back
• the key pieces, which can
be transformed to
different garments, are
sold again
• the basic pieces get
recycled by our company

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