Upcycling Fashion from Berlin

One of a Kind & Unisex

Upcycling Mode aus Berlin
Memos blends Berlin’s urban vintage style with traditional Indian patterns, colors, and materials.

Shaped by the city’s creative street culture, our pieces move naturally between everyday wear and expressive festival outfit styles.

Our approach is intuitive rather than trend-driven, focused on individuality, comfort, and long-term wear. Many designs are unisex and created to be worn freely.

Reversible Jackets

Jackets made from vintage saris. Upcycled, fairly produced, and one of a kind!

Wendejacken

Shirts

Designed for everyday comfort and expressive style.

Hemden

Our work is material- and process-driven. Cuts and constructions develop from the fabric itself rather than seasonal rules. Differences in color, texture, or pattern are embraced as expressions of conscious making.
Designed in Berlin and produced under fair conditions, memos works closely with family owned businesses.

Our clothing is made to be worn, lived in, and kept over time.

THE DETAILS

memos develops clothing through close interaction with materials, form, and everyday use. Designs emerge from direct contact with fabrics, markets, and workshops rather than predefined trends.Working between Berlin and India has shaped an approach that values openness, adaptability, and practicality. Cuts are relaxed, proportions flexible, and garments designed to work across different bodies and styles. Read more

Some memos pieces are made using old saris. These textiles show visible differences in color, texture, and condition. Fabrics soften, prints fade, and traces of use remain. These qualities are intentionally preserved and combined with materials like cotton, viscose, velvet, or fleece. Learn more

Production takes place in family-run workshops in India with experienced teams. Work is carried out under fair conditions including fair payment, regular working hours, proper facilities, and no child labor. Decisions are made through close exchange. Meet the team

Berlin als Ausgangspunkt
Alte Saris & Materialien
Design & Prozess