The day cofounders Johanna Mjörnheim and Anne-Lie Karl formed Tredje Hand for a young entrepreneurship company program at school, they knew they had something special. After graduation, the two decided to go full-time with their company and they haven’t looked back since.
The Stockholm-based Tredje Hand, which translates to Third Hand, has released a leather collection comprised of several stylish accessories made from the material. The designers transform secondhand pieces and leather samples received from furniture stores into practical items that beautifully complement the everyday shopper. Whether it’s iPod cases or bags, there’s something for everyone to enjoy, demonstrating Tredje Hand’s creative range and diversity when it comes to design.
With an eco-friendly mind and a keen eye for fashion, style and design, Tredje Hand is a company you should keep a look out for.
Exquisite Eco Accessories
Tredje Hand Transforms Secondhand Pieces into Charming Items
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Fashion - The rise of sustainable fashion is disrupting the traditional fashion industry by promoting eco-friendly practices and decreasing waste.
2. Circular Economy - Circular economy is a trend where companies are reducing waste by keeping a product's materials in use for as long as possible and creating new products out of old ones.
3. Upcycling - Upcycling is a trend where companies are creating new and unique products out of old and used materials, disrupting the traditional manufacturing process and decreasing waste.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry has an opportunity to embrace sustainability and incorporate it into their designs, production methods and supply chain management to keep up with the rise of consumer demand for eco-friendly fashion.
2. Retail - The retail industry can adapt to the rise of circular economy by participating in buy-back or recycling programs that give secondhand products a second life, creating new revenue streams and reducing waste.
3. Furniture - The furniture industry has an opportunity to upcycle materials, such as excess fabric and leather, to create unique and sustainable products that resonate with the growing eco-conscious consumer market.