Based in New York, March11 uses different types of designs, embroidery patterns, and color combinations to show homage to traditional clothing designs of different cultures, while still making each piece contemporary. Inspired by “an incessant wanderlust and appreciation of the traditional clothing designs discovered while globetrotting.” March11 embraces the spirit of travel and is influenced by travel experiences, discoveries, and memories. From Mykonos to the Maldives, these places add colors and patterns to their designs. The brand likes to combine past and present cultures of different places with traditional clothing designs. March11 uses different types of designs, embroidery patterns, and color combinations to show that traditional clothing designs like the Vyshyvanka, which is the name of the Ukrainian embroidered shirt in the Ukrainian national costume, are uniquely versatile new classics that stand the test of time through quality and wearability. Some garments take over 3000 meters of embroidery threads to make and up to 14 days to complete.
Based in New York, March11 uses different types of designs, embroidery patterns, and color combinations to show homage to traditional clothing designs of different cultures, while still making each piece contemporary. Inspired by “an incessant wanderlust and appreciation of the traditional clothing designs discovered while globetrotting.” March11 embraces the spirit of travel and is influenced by travel experiences, discoveries, and memories. From Mykonos to the Maldives, these places add colors and patterns to their designs. The brand likes to combine past and present cultures of different places with traditional clothing designs. March11 uses different types of designs, embroidery patterns, and color combinations to show that traditional clothing designs like the Vyshyvanka, which is the name of the Ukrainian embroidered shirt in the Ukrainian national costume, are uniquely versatile new classics that stand the test of time through quality and wearability. Some garments take over 3000 meters of embroidery threads to make and up to 14 days to complete.
