Archive
A/05
Blowhammer
- Inventory no.
- A/05
- Fonds
- Terra di Tutti
- Contents
- The bags sewn from printing offcuts, and a lamp born from an old umbrella
- Status
- Page kept as it was
It tells the story of the bags that Terra di Tutti, a workshop that trains and employs people from difficult backgrounds, sewed from the print offcuts of our collections, and of a lamp born from an old umbrella. Below, the page as it was.
RECYCLING, INCLUSION, AND CREATIVITY: A COLLABORATION THAT MATTERS
In the fashion world, mass production too often leads to excessive waste and negative impacts, both environmental and social. Blowhammer has always chosen a different path: on-demand production, zero unnecessary stock, and a constant commitment to real change. But we knew we could do more.
This is where the collaboration with Terra di Tutti comes in, a craftsmanship workshop that transforms waste materials into new opportunities. A project that goes beyond resource recovery, creating space for people from challenging backgrounds, offering them training and job opportunities.
We decided to rely on their skilled hands to breathe new life into our unused materials, transforming them into something truly unique.
BAGS THAT TELL A NEW STORY
Paper became the starting point to create something lasting. The bags made by Terra di Tutti are crafted from print waste from our collections.
Every sheet, every scrap, instead of being discarded, has been recovered, processed, and carefully sewn, transforming into an object that merges design and awareness.
The result is not just a product but a statement: each bag carries traces of prints that would have been forgotten, now transformed into an accessory with strong symbolic value. Every stitch is a small act of resistance against waste and a step forward toward a more sustainable future.
A LAMP, A NEW LIGHT ON RECYCLING
If the bags represent the transformation of paper, the lamp made from an old umbrella is the perfect example of how an object destined to be discarded can become something unexpected.
From the recovered structure of an unused umbrella, a design piece was born that now illuminates Blowhammer’s spaces. An object that not only tells the story of reuse but makes it an integral part of our work environment. Every time we turn it on, we are reminded that behind every discarded material lies potential still waiting to be explored.
BEYOND FASHION, BEYOND DESIGN: BLOWHAMMER’S COMMITMENT
This collaboration is much more than a creative experiment.
It’s proof that fashion can be a means to make a difference, not only by reducing its environmental impact but also by creating new opportunities for those who need a fresh start.
With Terra di Tutti, we wanted to reaffirm a fundamental principle: sustainability and social responsibility must go hand in hand. It’s not just about recycled materials, but about people, stories, and possibilities.
And this is just one of the many paths we want to take to keep transforming Blowhammer into something more than just a brand..
Archive inventory
- A/01LookbookSix outfits photographed on peopleOpen
- A/02Clorophilla ClubThe garments made together for the club's 25 yearsOpen
- A/03Contest Unfast FashionThe open call and the rules for taking partOpen
- A/04Contest Unfast FashionThe ranking and the projects, as their authors wrote themOpen
- A/05Terra di TuttiThe bags sewn from printing offcuts, and a lamp born from an old umbrellaOpen now














