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Atelier Assemblé biedt al jaren een uniek concept. We werken met mooie oude stoffen en prachtig materiaal uit overstocks.
We vermijden overproductie en werken rechtstreeks op vraag van de klant.
Assemblé staat voor duurzaam.
Elk seizoen komen er nieuwe collectiestukken bij. Bekijk ze op deze site, op facebook en instagram.
Modellen van vorige collecties blijven in productie.
Assemblé staat voor tijdloos.
Alles wordt uitgewerkt in het eigen atelier. Je bent steeds welkom om te kijken of te passen.
Assemblé staat voor handmade en Belgisch.
Lange Kongostraat 56 Antwerpen 2060 Belgium
STRØM
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About STRØM
The unexpected ways of life brought the 4 of us together in the vibrant city of Antwerp, the so-called ‘Stad aan de Stroom’ (hence the name STRØM). During a warm, cosy evening somewhere in May 2017 we started playing with the idea to come up with a clothing brand that combines high-quality fabrics with recognizable, minimalistic icon designs. The Danish Ø is a direct reference to the beauty and simplicity of Scandinavian minimalistic designs. The brand STRØM was born.
Our history of existence is metaphorical for our corporate DNA and the message we want to bring: Life’s too short to not enjoy happiness & friendship!It is our firm conviction that, despite the situation, everyone should be able to experience the joys of life. Therefore, STRØM partnered with Make-A-Wish® Belgium-Vlaanderen in 2018.
Sustainability also flows through our veins. Our products wear the Fair Wear label and comply with the Organic Blended Cotton Standard. In 2019, we closed another partnership with The Plastic Soup Foundation, a leading global advocacy group that tackles the problem of plastic pollution. In order to walk the talk, we were able to decrease the use of plastic in our supply chain to an absolute minimum by banning any plastic wrappers in our packaging process while instead using recyclable boxes.
As you can see, our exciting journey has only just begun. Many adventures and STRØM moments are still ahead of us. We started the journey with 4 and we would be honored if you join the trip.
Diepestraat 122 bus 3 Antwerp 2060 Belgium
Sophie Pillen
Sophie PillenKerkstraat 54 Antwerpen 2060 BELGIUM
Jan-Jan van Essche
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AS FOR MANY OTHERS, THE HUMAN COLLECTIVE CULTURE REMAINS AN ENDLESS INSPIRATION FOR JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE TO CREATE NEW GARMENTS, EACH NEW DESIGN A GENUINE ATTEMPT TO OPEN UP NEW PERSPECTIVES AND TO PUSH CONFLICTING DIALOGUES FORWARD.
WITH EVERY SERIES OF GARMENTS, TRADITIONAL PATTERNS FROM DIFFERENT ETHNO-CULTURAL ORIGINS ARE CAUTIOUSLY STUDIED AND SUBSEQUENTLY INTERPRETED IN THE DESIGNER’S INDIVIDUAL PATTERN LANGUAGE; ONE SPEAKING THE POETRY OF SIMPLICITY.
JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE MOSTLY OPTS TO REMOVE ALL POSSIBLE SEAMS AND MINIMALIZING DETAILS AND CULTURAL CONNOTATION, WHILE MAXIMIZING COMFORT FOR THE WEARER AND THEREFORE PROPOSING AN EXPERIENCE THAT WORKS FROM THE WITHIN.
UNLIKE CLASSIC WESTERN APPROACH TO CONFINE AND SHAPE THE BODY, JAN-JAN PROVIDES THE BODY THE LUXURY AND FREEDOM TO SHAPE THE GARMENT.
HIS SINCERE AND DISCRETE DESIGNS ARE EXECUTED IN CAREFULLY SOURCED, REFINED QUALITY FABRICS OF NATURAL FIBERS, ALL CONTRIBUTING ELEMENTS INDUCING ONES AWARENESS AND STATE OF MIND.
CONTRIBUTING TO THIS STORY OF MINIMIZING ANECDOTIC CONNOTATIONS SOME FABRICS REMAIN UN-DYED OR EVEN LOOM STATE, THE COLOURS ARE RATHER TO THE MUTED PALETTE AND THE BLACK COLOUR WITH ITS ENDLESS SHADES IS ALWAYS PRESENT TO RIGOROUSLY ACCENTUATE THE SILHOUETTES.
JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE CONTINUOUSLY AIMS TO DEVELOP NEW INSIGHTS ON CONTEMPORARY YET EFFORTLESS AND GENDERLESS ELEGANCE.
HIS PIECES ARE LAYERED WITH SUBTLETY, INTEGRATED INTO MODERN-DAY CITY LIFE AND INTO PERSONAL WARDROBES, SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY PLAYING THEIR HUMBLE ROLE IN FINDING CONNECTION AND ACCEPTANCE.
THEY SEE NO BOUNDARIES, NO LIMITATIONS, NO RESTRICTIONS NO EXCLUSIONS.
THE CONVENTIONAL SILHOUETTE IS AMPLIFIED AND EACH INDIVIDUAL GARMENT LITERALLY LEAVES ROOM FOR INTERPRETATION, ENGENDERING OPENNESS.
THE WEARER OF JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE IS A GENTLE SOUL IN CONSTANT DIALOGUE WITH ONE’S PERSONAL CONTEXT AS WELL AS WITH THE WORLD AS A WHOLE.
LIKE THE GARMENTS THE WEARER IS HUMBLE AND IS UNRESTRAINED.
JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE IS BORN IN ANTWERP, BELGIUM, WHERE HE HAS HIS DESIGN STUDIO. HE’S A 2003 GRADUATE OF THE ANTWERP ROYAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
IN JUNE 2010 JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE LAUNCHED HIS FIRST EPONYMOUS LABEL AS AN ANNUAL WARDROBE. COLLECTION#1 – ‘YUKKURI’, JAPANESE FOR ‘TAKE IT EASY’ OR ‘SLOWLY’.
THIS TITLE ALSO BECAME HIS INTRINSIC AND CONCEPTUAL APPROACH TO CONTEMPORARY WARDROBES AS A DESIGNER.
- COLLECTION#2 – SATTA AMASSAGANA (JUNE 2011)
- COLLECTION#3 – IN AWE (JUNE 2012)
- COLLECTION#4 — UHURU SASA (JUNE 2013)
- COLLECTION#5 — INITE (JUNE 2014)
- COLLECTION#6 — NO MAN IS AN ISLAND (JUNE 2015)
- COLLECTION#7 — AWARE (JUNE 2016)
- COLLECTION#8 — 無 (MU) (JUNE 2017)
- COLLECTION#9 — ONE IN ALL AND ALL IN ONE (JUNE 2018)
- COLLECTION#10 — CODA (JUNE 2019)
- COLLECTION#11 — GRACE (JULY 2020)
- COLLECTION#12 — CYCLE (JUNE 2021)
THE ANNUAL WARDROBES RECEIVED A COUNTERPART IN 2013 WHEN, DUE TO THE WELL RECEIVED PREVIOUS COLLECTIONS, THE DESIGNER DECIDED TO ADD THE PROJECTS, AUTONOMOUS SERIES OF GARMENTS DESIGNED AND DEVELOPED ACCORDING TO SPECIFIC CRAFTS OR INSPIRATIONS, TAKING THE NECESSARY TIME TO CULTIVATE IDEAS AND UNDERGOING THE SLOW RHYTHM AND PACE OF THE HAND.
THE CREATIVE FREEDOM IS PRESERVED AND IDEAS ARE ENABLED TO FLOURISH.
- PROJECT#1 – PROCEED (JANUARY 2013) — RESEARCH ON PATCHWORK
- PROJECT#2 — REDEEM (JANUARY 2014) &MASH; RESEARCH ON SAKIORI WEAVING
- PROJECT#3 — WADADA (JANUARY 2015) — RESEARCH ON ROPE WEAVING
- PROJECT#4 — EACH ONE TEACH ONE (JANUARY 2016) — RESEARCH ON BORO APPLICATIONS
- PROJECT#5 — ARISE (JANUARY 2017) — PATTERN RESEARCH INSPIRED BY THE KESA GARMENT
- PROJECT#6 — ONE STONE (JANUARY 2018) — PATTERN RESEARCH INSPIRED BY THE AINU KIMONO
- PROJECT#7 — SOLACE (JANUARY 2019) — EMPHASIS ON USE OF FABRICS
- PROJECT#8 — REMEMBRANCE (JANUARY 2020) — RESEARCH ON PADDED GARMENTS & SAKIORI WEAVING
- PROJECT#9 — SUNU (FEBRUARY 2021) — RESEARCH ON PADDED GARMENTS & HAND WOVEN GARMENTS
WADADA BVBA NACHTEGAALSTRAAT 27 ANTWERPEN 2060 BELGIUM
Katoennatie
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Fashion & Professional Apparel
Not only do we have the right people, the right facilities and the right equipment, but we also have the necessary know-how for your product. Efficiency is our prime objective.
Staying ahead … together
As a long term, reliable partner for our customers, it is our mission to offer flexible, high quality logistic solutions and continuous improvement as a competitive advantage for our customers.
Thanks to its long experience, the Katoen Natie Fashion & Professional Apparel Team has the competence to manage Fashion Logistics to very high standards, offering the quality and delivery performance that are so crucial in today’s competitive Fashion market.
Not only do we have the right people, the right facilities and the right equipment, but we also have the necessary know-how for your product. Efficiency is our prime objective.
As your logistics partner, it is our duty to stay ahead of the market trends and to continuously adjust and/or develop our service with a clear focus on offering you:
Large-scale multi-customer platforms
Strategic geographical locations
Tailormade warehousing concepts
Last-minute customization
Additional port, customs & handling services.
Type of operations:
European Distribution Centers
Regional Distribution Centers
Inbound consolidation platforms
Wholesale, retail and cross-dock to distributors
E-Commerce platforms.
Katoen Natie, tailored to your model:
Apparel & shoes
Professional apparel
Promotional textiles
Sportswear & leisure
Washroom (towels, linen, etc.).
KATOEN NATIE Headquarters BELGIUM Van Aerdtstraat 33 Antwerpen 2060 Belgium
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About us
Today, Fashion Club 70 is one of the most renowned fashion distributors in Europe. Representing more than 50 high-end brands to more than 1700 boutiques in the entire Benelux area. The qualified and motivated staff still carries the core company values at heart; loyalty, personal service and building long term relationships with both clients and manufacturers.
The headquarters are located in Antwerp, housing various specialised sales teams, a press office, a professional customer service department, an in-house IT team, a corporate restaurant and a surface covering 15.000 square meters, over a total of 3 buildings.
The family
Rome wasn’t built in a day, the same goes for Fashion Club 70.
Founder Luc Dheedene started with a few square meters at the Brussels based Trade Mart selling German brands for a Dutch agent. One day, he fell in love with the Italian collections featured in ‘L’Uomo Vogue’ and decided to leave for Vicenza, Italy, in search of his first contract. This led to collaborations with Ferré, Moschino & Versace.
As the company became more successful, with more designers trusting their brands in Fashion Club 70’s hands, the need for more space grew and resulted in the move to Antwerp. A wise decision, as Fashion Club 70 caters to Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg and was now located at the center of all three countries. This strategic move enabled the company to evolve and expand by the season.
Nevertheless, Fashion Club 70 is and always will be a family based company, with clear goals towards the future. Luc Dheedene has shared his knowledge with his two sons, Miguel and Gregory, securing the company’s future that is already so bright.
Our teams
Since we’ve opened our doors in 1975 we’ve become masters of our trade. Our eye for quality and an eminent customer service makes for a loyal client base that continues to expand.
We never stop improving and will continue to expand our selection so we can serve the Benelux area as good as possible. Contact us today to find out what fashionclub70 can offer you.
Ijzerlaan 54/56 Antwerpen 2060 Belgium
Nathalie Vleeschouwer
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ABOUT US

Nathalie Vleeschouwer offers the kind of subtle elegance to women of character who want to enjoy life actively and confidently.
The Belgian designer launched her collection in 2011, but the roots of her fashion house go back as far as 1990. Inspiration is derived from all corners of the globe and distilled by Nathalie and her team at their headquarters in Antwerp. Because the soul of the collection is inextricably bound to the designer herself, it has an authentic style and is continually evolving, just like Nathalie’s creative ideas.
Experience, craftsmanship and lasting partnerships with a handful of suppliers and workshops form the basis of every garment that bears her name. Made with love, so that you can wear it again and again, and mix & match it with different items every season. Where the creativity of this collection – released once every six months – stops, yours begins.
Who is Nathalie?
Nathalie Vleeschouwer really does exist. She is not just the designer of the collection; she is also a wife, the mother of three children and two dogs, a traveller, nature lover, city-tripper, swimmer, connoisseur, and so much more.
Nathalie actively enjoys life and the clothing she wears plays an important part in this. It gives her confidence and supports her in all her activities, making it an essential part of her life.
There may be only one Nathalie Vleeschouwer, but many women can identify with her.
Why did she create the collection?
Nathalie Vleeschouwer’s interest in fashion stems from her childhood. Her father was a purchaser for a clothing chain, and as a child she loved nothing more than to accompany him to the big clothing factories. The Antwerp Academy of fashion was a logical next step in her career, but she decided – at the age of 22 – to swap the Academy with learning from practice. This resulted in the launch of Fragile, a maternity wear collection, in 1990. In those days, making fashionable maternity clothing was unheard of. That is how Nathalie became a global pioneer in the world of maternity fashion. The collection was a great success, all the way from Antwerp to Tokyo, and many brands have since followed in Fragile’s footsteps.
Having won the Womed Award in 2010 for female entrepreneurship, Nathalie felt she was ready to embark on a new venture in addition to Fragile. To underscore the authentic style of this new collection she decided to give it her own name: Nathalie Vleeschouwer.
The first collection was presented at the international trade fair in Paris in September 2010 and was available in shops in the spring of 2011.
What does the company Natale do?
Natale stands for Nathalie, and also for the Italian word for ‘birth’.
The family business comprises two collections: Fragile & Nathalie Vleeschouwer. Both are the artistic creations of designer Nathalie Vleeschouwer. The management of Natale is in the hands of Nathalie herself and her husband, Jan.
A staff of approximately 40 work hard every day, prominently or behind the scenes, in a wide range of jobs from pattern designer to sales assistant. By outsourcing as little work as possible experience is combined, ensuring a dynamic business culture.
Who makes your favourite pieces?
Nathalie Vleeschouwer is the head designer of a creative team, and collaborates with her own pattern maker. Each design is developed in detail by our team. We strive to build relationships of trust with all our suppliers and manufacturers, in which transparency and long-term cooperation are of the essence. We regularly visit our partners on site with a view to strengthening our ties and building a genuine relationship of trust and mutual respect.
Socially responsible entrepreneurship and sustainability
Respect for people, the environment and society are key values at Natale.
By opting for quality goods at fair as a starting point, we hope to contribute to enhancing the sustainability of the fashion industry. We deliberately choose to release only two collections a year and are adverse to hypes as well as overproducing. By adhering to this long-term vision we can make honest fashion that you will enjoy for many years to come and in which both the maker and the wearer take pride.
Our collections are produced without any use of child labour, in pleasant working conditions and for honest wages by audited suppliers with whom we build up partnerships with a long-term vision.
Keeping our creative, commercial and administrative departments under one and the same roof in Antwerp ensures that Natale’s environmental impact remains limited. We make every effort to minimise our ecological footprint throughout our production chain as well. This is one of the reasons why we have been sourcing more than half of what we produce from Belgian manufacturers for over 20 years. The remaining half is primarily produced in Europe.
Step by step, we aim to integrate more ecological fabrics into the collection every season – depending on the offering – while always maintaining a correct price/quality ratio.

Tulpstraat 104 , Antwerp 2060 Belgium
LANGE LOBROEKSTRAAT 51 Antwerpen 2060 Belgium
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WHO WE ARE :
The Rits agency is an experienced fashion company founded by Dany Rits in 1973.
Specialized in the representation and distribution of designer clothing, it offers a high level of product and market expertise. The aim is to show and sell the finest collections in children’s wear and to offer to our suppliers and customers a good and transparent service. We are also high level children’s shoes and exclusive men’s wear distributors.
WHAT WE DO:
The selection of our labels voices a deep appreciation for all things authentic and creative.
CURRENTLY OUR COLLECTIONS ARE:
Children’s wear
Emporio Armani junior
Californian Vintage
Dal Lago
Designers Remix Girls
Indee
Les Coyotes de Paris
Marcelo Burlon kids of Milan
Morley
MSGM
Neil Barrett kids
Pinko
Stone Island Junior
Children’s shoes
Angulus
Gallucci
W6YZ
WHERE WE ARE:
Our showroom is located in Antwerp, Belgium’s fashion capital well known for the Royal Fashion Academy, the Fashion museum. A city called Home by many designers and creatives. We are situated in heart of the old centre, surrounded by the old theatre Bourla, cosy shopping streets and only a few steps away from the Groenplaats and Nationalestraat. The area is called ‘the Antwerp Quartier Latin’ because of its artistic background.
Duboisstraat 50 – 2nd Floor ANTWERP 2060 Belgium
Eat Dust Clothing
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Eat Dust

Eat Dust is a Belgian denim brand founded in 2010 by longtime friends Rob Harmsen & Keith Hioco in the city of Antwerp.
Both were raised on a diet of skateboarding and a healthy dose of punk rock, which instilled a DIY attitude in them.With years of experience in the fashion world – including work for brands as varied as Raf Simons, Essentiel, Diesel, G-Star and Lee – they decided the time was right to venture out on their own.
At the heart of Eat Dust lies Rob & Keith’s headstrong and rebellious nature. They merge classic menswear and their love for denim with a wide range of influences, drawing from old Western styles, military wear, Americana, motorcycling, skateboarding and musical subcultures. Always with an open mind and a need to push forward. The result is a contemporary lifestyle brand with an outspoken attitude.
Eat Dust was founded on the principle of an uncompromising vision and the pursuit of quality, integrity and originality. This includes taking a stand against many of the appalling practices of today’s fashion industry. All production, sourcing and fabric development is retained in Europe, because Eat Dust attaches great importance to craftsmanship, tradition, expertise, human dignity and respect. Plus, proximity makes working together a lot easier.
Eat Dust does things their own way, with conviction and according to principles they determine to be crucial. Staying humble is key, because what’s right for Eat Dust may not be right for everyone else.Eat Dust believes that a responsible and engaged brand is a healthy one, but that doesn’t mean it’s a perfect company. Far from it. But it’s a hell of a good place to start.
Words by : Bjorn Dossche
About Girls Of Dust

Girls of dust is a new Antwerp based womenswear brand .
The collection is deeply inspired by vintage workwear, military and iconic menswear, beautifully translated to contemporary women cuts .
Built around fundamental pieces to create a perfect timeless wardrobe ; continuous items will re-appear in different qualities and a select few key pieces will be added seasonally .
Girls of dust is easy to wear and as strong as the women who wear them .
Crafted in Portugal with fabrics selected from Europe & Japan , G.o.D. is dedicated to bring quality and durability that will stand the test of time.
Bio
Girls of Dust is the female counterpart of Eat Dust clothing , launched by Rob Harmsen and Keith Hioco in 2010. Designer Aline Walther graduated together with Keith at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. Both worked as freelance designers for diverse labels before creating a project of their own. Rob is the sales & marketing mastermind behind the two collections. He has an international sales background and worked for several major denim brands.
Bredastraat 125/1 Antwerp 2060 Belgium










