A creative heritage. A new chapter. Yours to wear.
MMiUM brings Sweden’s rich textile design heritage to life through fine natural materials.
Our first collection presents carefully selected designs as silk scarves, woven and dyed by skilled artisans in Japan. Expressive colour and line meet the supple feel of silk, bringing these designs into a contemporary wardrobe.
Beginning with silk, we plan to explore cotton and wool. Our commitment remains the same: 100% natural materials, with each fabric’s distinct texture at the heart of what we make.
We bring heritage designs into conversation with new work by contemporary creators. Together in one collection, they invite you to enjoy art in everyday life, in your own way.
02 — THE COLLECTIONFIRST COLLECTION / SILK SCARVES
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SCARF STYLINGHAIR & BAG
RECTUS / HAIRIn your hair ↗MY GARDEN / BAGOn your bag ↗
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FROM PATTERN TO EVERYDAY
One simple knot. Art for every day.
A touch of colour at your neckline. A ribbon in your hair. An accent on your bag. Each fold and knot reveals a different part of the pattern, bringing a fresh rhythm to everyday dressing.
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Swedish creativityDistinctive colours and patterns
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Japanese craftsmanshipSilk woven and dyed by skilled artisans
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Your way to wear itAt your neckline, in your hair, on your bag
Born in Finland in 1947, Chiqui Mattson moved to Stockholm at 18 and gained experience at NK’s Textilkammare before establishing her own practice. Known for bold black-and-white geometric patterns, she has worked with clients around the world, including Japan. A recipient of the Excellent Swedish Design award, her work is represented in the collection of Sweden’s Nationalmuseum in Stockholm. MMiUM presents Konfekt, with its playful candy-like motifs.
Göta Trägårdh
TEXTILE DESIGN
Göta Trägårdh (1904–1984) helped shape Swedish fashion illustration and textile design. A co-founder of Beckmans in 1939 and a leading fashion teacher, she brought bold colour and pattern to clothing, textiles and interiors.Biography: Beckmans ↗Portrait: Borås Cotton ↗
Hanna Werning
PATTERN DESIGN
Trained in graphic design at Central Saint Martins in London, Hanna Werning established her own practice in Sweden in 2004. Her work spans textiles, wallpapers, tableware and other media, with colour and pattern at its heart.Official profile ↗Portrait: Borås Cotton ↗
Karl Grandin
VISUAL ART
Stockholm-based visual artist Karl Grandin works across graphic art and other media. His international exhibition history includes Hypnagoga in Tokyo and Malmö, alongside a book of the same name.Official profile ↗
Susanne Beckman
TEXTILE DESIGN
MMiUM presents the layered curves of Vision and the geometry of Rectus.
Sven Fristedt
TEXTILE DESIGN
Sven Fristedt’s textile designs reached audiences worldwide during the 1960s, 70s and 80s. His patterns range from flowing leaves and playful forms to graphic lines and dots. Associated with Borås Cotton since 1965, he later revised his 1967 design Frost i Trädgården and renamed it My Garden.Portrait & biography: Borås Cotton ↗
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