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Why Another Brand?

This is the most pressing question for us. We know the world has no need for new things to consume. The planet’s resources have already been pushed too far. Our...

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About FORMA Cooperative


FORMA is a clothing brand cooperative established in 2020 by Oscar Miles, Peter Dupont and Weronika Banas. Coming from different areas of the industry, we have established a creative alliance which aims to produce collectable pieces which have minimal environmental impact, in keeping with our ethos.

"Sustainability" and "ethical" are ubiquitous words right now. But at FORMA, we're putting these words into practice.


For our debut collection launching on 6.th of April we have created new solutions to longstanding problems in fashion production. As well as repurposing existing fabrics, we have developed a material which uses only by-products and are in the process of establishing a lab to continue new research and innovation.


  1. All our goods are manufactured by highly skilled workers who are paid fairly at a socially engaged factory in Scandinavia.

  1. No new fossil fuels or virgin plastics are involved in the making of our products.

  1. All our fabrics are low impact, having been up-cycled, sourced from deadstock or produced locally.

  1. Our company is a cooperative with all employees owning an equal share and having an equal say, forming a truly democratic structure.

  1. We believe the key to a leaner and greener fashion industry is transparency, which is why we clear1y communicate how our goods are produced and where we source materials.

  1. We are eradicating excess production by making to order, with infinite potential to scale. Our clothes are designed to be worn by everyone.




About FORMA Cooperative


FORMA is a clothing brand cooperative established in 2020 by Oscar Miles, Peter Dupont and Weronika Banas. Coming from different areas of the industry, we have established a creative alliance which aims to produce collectable pieces which have minimal environmental impact, in keeping with our ethos.

"Sustainability" and "ethical" are ubiquitous words right now. But at FORMA, we're putting these words into practice.


For our debut collection launching on 6.th of April we have created new solutions to longstanding problems in fashion production. As well as repurposing existing fabrics, we have developed a material which uses only by-products and are in the process of establishing a lab to continue new research and innovation.


  1. All our goods are manufactured by highly skilled workers who are paid fairly at a socially engaged factory in Scandinavia.

  1. No new fossil fuels or virgin plastics are involved in the making of our products.

  1. All our fabrics are low impact, having been up-cycled, sourced from deadstock or produced locally.

  1. Our company is a cooperative with all employees owning an equal share and having an equal say, forming a truly democratic structure.

  1. We believe the key to a leaner and greener fashion industry is transparency, which is why we clear1y communicate how our goods are produced and where we source materials.

  1. We are eradicating excess production by making to order, with infinite potential to scale. Our clothes are designed to be worn by everyone.




About FORMA Cooperative


FORMA is a clothing brand cooperative established in 2020 by Oscar Miles, Peter Dupont and Weronika Banas. Coming from different areas of the industry, we have established a creative alliance which aims to produce collectable pieces which have minimal environmental impact, in keeping with our ethos.

"Sustainability" and "ethical" are ubiquitous words right now. But at FORMA, we're putting these words into practice.


For our debut collection launching on 6.th of April we have created new solutions to longstanding problems in fashion production. As well as repurposing existing fabrics, we have developed a material which uses only by-products and are in the process of establishing a lab to continue new research and innovation.


  1. All our goods are manufactured by highly skilled workers who are paid fairly at a socially engaged factory in Scandinavia.

  1. No new fossil fuels or virgin plastics are involved in the making of our products.

  1. All our fabrics are low impact, having been up-cycled, sourced from deadstock or produced locally.

  1. Our company is a cooperative with all employees owning an equal share and having an equal say, forming a truly democratic structure.

  1. We believe the key to a leaner and greener fashion industry is transparency, which is why we clear1y communicate how our goods are produced and where we source materials.

  1. We are eradicating excess production by making to order, with infinite potential to scale. Our clothes are designed to be worn by everyone.