Brand new: Our HERE WE ARE collection

07/14/2025

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Bockenheim
Fashion

New place, new look. The HERE WE ARE capsule collection – limited, functional and Bockenheim-ready.

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With the temporary move to Bockenheim comes a new look: striking, blue and ready for anything. We have designed an entire collection – from caps to pens, bags and socks. The pieces are presented by our colleagues Akiel, Svenja, Tommy and Isabel.

Including: the B-BAG with a capital B for Bockenheim,
the GRID SOCK in the grid design of the HERE WE ARE campaign and the B-SHIRT – a clear statement for the new location. All in SCHIRN blue.

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Beige bag with a blue logo and a blue blanket hanging on a metal rack in a bright room.
Photo: Marc Krause
Two fashionably dressed people stand by a railing, one with flowers and the other with a bag. Modern urban setting.
Photo: Marc Krause
A blue cap sits on a coffee maker, which is on a pile of bricks, against a brick wall.
Photo: Marc Krause
Blue lighters on a white surface, surrounded by green stems and against a pink background.
Photo: Marc Krause
Smiling people on a skateboard, humorous snapshot in front of a modern building.
Photo: Marc Krause
Four people pose on and around a ladder in an unfinished room. One is holding a bouquet of flowers.
Photo: Marc Krause
Blue socks with a square pattern hang on an aluminum ladder in an industrialized space.
Photo: Marc Krause
A hand holds three blue pencils in front of a rough brick wall.
Photo: Marc Krause
A man sits on a chair, wearing blue checkered socks and boots, as he adjusts his sock.
Photo: Marc Krause
Young man in sunglasses and cap, smiling in front of studio door with "14/15 Painting and Graphics" sign.
Photo: Marc Krause
Young man with shoulder-length hair, cap, and blue scarf, in front of a blue background.
Photo: Marc Krause
Name in fashionable shoes: white pumps and silver sneakers paired with blue socks featuring a graphic pattern.
Photo: Marc Krause
A blue cart with a white T-shirt stands in front of a gray door labeled "14/15 Painting and Graphics."
Photo: Marc Krause