I have been working in the fashion industry for almost a decade. Starting with achieving a degree in design school in Cracow, Poland. In my portfolio I have included collections made within my own brand Małgorzata Salamon, projects that I made for external companies, styling from the time I have been a freelance stylist, photos of the pieces from my collections that appeared in magazines and my personal project - Re-cover workshop.
I also wrote fashion articles in numerous magazines and web portals, led a significant number of fashion workshops, lectures and presentations.
I have experience in working closely with factories based in Europe, China and Bangladesh.
I am looking forward to working in an ambitious, demanding and conscious company.
permanent collection based od sweatshirts with embroided animals
photo Karolina Zajączkowska, models Katarzyna Sikora/Paweł Sakowicz/Robert Wasiewicz/Agnieszka Kryst
photo Karolina Zajączkowska, models Dominika Soćko
The aim of the collection was to create timeless and durable garments. The secret lies in a unique selection of jersey made especially for the brand.
hoodie inspired by the American sweatshirts style, loose and ultra comfortable was created by warm, combed jersey
oversized hoodie is a centerpiece of the collection, it is made of the thickest jersey possible which has a unique, harsh feel of vintage, cotton fabric; it targets the conscious clients who appreciate the uniqueness of the garmentbasic T-shirt with the brandʼs logo created of super delicate and light cotton/elastan single jersey
cropped sweatshirt was made of thick jersey with a vintage feel
Collection Casualove
Fabric Cotton
Fabric colour 14 -
Thread colour 14 - 4214
Rib colour
14 - 4214
Accesories Embroidery
overlock (in case of 1-layer hood)
lockstitch over the top; 1cm from the edge
lockstitch over the top; 2 mm from the edge
lockstitch over the top; 1cm from the edge
Rib 2:1
cm
Rib 2:1
Thread colour
In 2016 I created the Re-cover project. I was designed and led a number of workshops during which the participants were sewing waterproof jackets for homeless people. Fabrics were obtained from the production remnants from a clothes company that specializes in sports and extreme sportswear.
Finished garments were distributed by institutions helping homeless people. Workshops were held in artistic institutions and galleries.
