Hoodies
460 gsm loopback
Leftover roll from a workwear mill in Tatabánya. Heavy, brushed inside, no pilling.
SS26 · Budapest
Every NOISE piece is cut from fabric that already exists — mill leftovers, cancelled orders, rolls we find at markets.
The idea
If it sells out, it is not coming back.
NOISE started with two people, one industrial sewing machine and a pallet of navy cotton that a workwear factory could not use. We made twenty-four hoodies, sold them in a week, and understood the model immediately.
The constraint is the point. Because we cannot order more of a fabric, every drop has a fixed number of pieces, and the design has to answer to what the roll allows. Oversized cuts use the width; panels stay visible because hiding them would waste good material.
Nothing is thrown away. Offcuts become pocket bags, then caps, then patches. What is left at the end of the season is listed on this site until it is gone.
Fabric notes
Hoodies
Leftover roll from a workwear mill in Tatabánya. Heavy, brushed inside, no pilling.
Tees
Cancelled print order, dyed to a warm off-white. Limited to 140 pieces.
Bottoms
Deadstock from an outdoor brand's 2022 sample run. Water-resistant, loud when you walk.
Studio
Next step
Around 300 pieces across four styles. When it is gone, the next drop is spring.