Stutterheim 2017 Spring/Summer Collection Straddles the Line Between Form and Function
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Stutterheim is a fashion label specializing in producing raincoats founded by Alexander Stutterheim, in 2010. The brand’s products were popular amongst celebrities such as Kanye West and Kate Moss, as well as collaborating with Jay-Z. Stutterheim is based around its brand philosophy of “melancholy,” which celebrates the often-gloomy weather of the Swedish archipelago and the productivity of the country’s brands that its climate inspires.
2016
For AW16, the brand presents its first non-unisex collection; at the same time, Stutterheim introduced several styles in a new fabric - waterproof Bonded Cotton
Stutterheim opens a new bigger store on the same street in Stockholm; a month later the doors to Stutterheim's second store on Mulberry Street in NYC opens
2015
The turnover for 2015 was reported to be 42 million Swedish krona; this figure was reached after turnover doubled each year since 2013
Patric Wallertz is hired as Head of Design
2013
Stutterheim collaborates with Jay Z on a customized Stockholm coat for his Barney's Holiday Collection
Johan Loman, early partner to Alexander in the Stutterheim project, comes on board full time as Marketing Director after working nights and weekends with the project since 2010
2012
The Stockholm coat is introduced. This is a non-lined version of the original Arholma coat, allowing for a more customer friendly pricepoint
Appointment of CEO John Laster
2011
The first Stutterheim store opens on Asögatan in the Södermalm neighborhood of Stockholm
2010
Founded by Alexander Stutterheim
Black raincoats with contrasting yellow stitching.
Inspired by memories of skiing holidays.
Coming in a hardwearing canvas construction.
As well as a presentation on ice.
Italian design meets Swedish outerwear.
Including Supreme’s collaboration with Andres Serrano.
American military meets Swedish minimalism.
Limited edition outerwear for both men and women.
Bold design meets functional garments.
