WEARABLE ART FROM UNCONVENTIONAL MATERIALS - These items are also available for rental. Write us for rental inquiries, editorials, performances, and special projects.
Adjustable sculptural dress handmade from unused sandal parts discarded by a shoe factory in Argentina, reconstructed into a fragmented leather body piece.
Part armor, part relic, part industrial waste mutation.
Built entirely from rescued materials that never reached the market, transforming factory leftovers into a one-off wearable artwork from our WEARABLE ART line.
The dress can also be styled and sold together with the crinoline underneath.
IMPORTANT: The price shown here does not include the crinoline.
Please contact us through the contact page for pricing for both items together.
Completely adjustable fit for sizes S to XL.
Handmade in Berlin by Therapy Recycle & Exorcise.Other clothing pieces and accesories depicted in the images are not included.
Colours: black, silverMaterials: leather, metal rivets
Gender free
Season free
Trends free
Before you hit the 'buy now' button:
- If you have any doubts regarding measurements, please contact us before buying or check our Size Conversion Guide
- Shipping produces a carbon footprint that we want to minimize as much as possible. Please help us by avoiding unnecessary purchases and returns. Ask us any question you may have before buying the items.
- Our upcycled and reworked items are made from second hand, discarded or vintage materials. We chose these materials to offer the best possible quality and the longest possible duration of the items, but this also means that the original materials may contain marks of previous uses. Also, you accept that the items are 10, 20 or more years old. We repair and clean parts, but sometimes wear marks are not possible to remove. And we don't always want to remove them, as they can add to the beauty of the item. These marks speak to the history and journey of the materials. Now you are part of this journey. Make them last by caring for them. Adopt them and love them.
