Safrané Berlin was born from a simple intention: to return to manual, tangible work, and to reduce my impact as much as possible. I am not trying to transform the industry, only to do a little bit better, in my own way.

I gather second-hand fabrics (from household textiles, existing garments, unused stock) and turn them into clothing and accessories, as unique pieces or small series depending on what each fabric allows. Everything is cut and sewn by me, in my studio in Berlin.

My approach is based on honesty, transparency, and respect for the rhythm and real value of manual work. I work with what I find, I adapt each model to the qualities of the fabric, and I accept the limited nature of these materials. This diversity also creates a particularity I love: similar but never quite the same.

The spirit of the pieces is deliberately casual and simple, with a character that sets them apart from mass-produced clothing. The originality comes mainly from the fabrics themselves: their stories, their textures, their colours, and sometimes their imperfections. Each creation is meant to fit naturally into everyday life.

Safrané Berlin is a small-scale studio: I produce little, but with attention, care, and a genuine interest in every fabric I choose and transform.