This project is now archived and was part of DDW20
Models in SeeFeel
Jellien.nl
Today’s world is focused more and more on inclusivity. Then why is the fashion industry falling behind? When dealing with a visual impairment, shopping can become hard work instead of a fun pastime. Isn’t it time for a change?
The message of SeeFeel is clear: making sure all garments are completely inclusive for people with a visual impairment. That means functional garments, but without compromising esthetics.
By adding tangible details and by using fabric manipulation, Se
SeeFeel clothing label
Jellien.nl
SeeFeel label with braille and QR-code
Jellien.nl
Scanning QR-code
Jellien.nl
3D braille logo
Participants of this exhibition
About SeeFeel
Rachel Lourens is the founder of SeeFeel. She feels that sustainability and inclusivity are the most important pillars to build a fashion collection on.
She graduated from Saxion's Fashion and Textile Technologies and works from her own atelier in Deventer.
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