PAULINA MEYLE

Originally launched during her fashion studies, Paulina Meyle grew organically from a series of small requests and an early appreciation of her work. She approaches the knitwear medium as a dialogue between past and present, honoring the centuries-old craft and embracing the possibilities of innovation and technology. Her work is shaped by her surroundings such as nature, architecture and even conflict translated into subtle contrasts. Feminine forms meet structured materials, while organic silhouettes are refined through asymmetry, texture and function. For Meyle design in a playful and light way, is a way to process social and environmental issues.

Craftsmanship is one of Paulina Meyle’s core ethos, valuing quality over fast production. By working through an approach outside of industrial production, each garment develops its individual character, shaped by subtle imperfections that become part of its identity. This slow and intuitive process allows her to respond closely to the needs of both the wearer and the piece itself. For Meyle, it’s a reflective and honest process through which true value is created and form evolves.

Sustainability is integrated into the design process from the very beginning, through her guided choice of materials. Paulina Meyle works exclusively with natural fibers, valuing their unique properties that serve specific functions. By avoiding synthetic blends, she ensures both longevity and circularity in her work. Knitwear on its own reinforces sustainable ethos through zero-waste techniques, while its natural flexibility allows pieces to adapt to all shapes and sizes.

The Paulina Meyle universe is defined by simplicity, elegance and timeless design, elevated through intimate silhouette and intricate textures. Her knitwear invites a slower way of engaging with clothing, one the values the material, the process and artistry behind each piece. She wants her work to invite reflection on craftsmanship and encourage awareness about the dialogue between maker, garment and wearer.