The "Split" Zipper Construction: The brand's defining technique is the inclusion of a functional zipper running the full length of the back of their tops (jackets, shirts, hoodies). This allows users to "divide" the garment and zip it together with another (di)vision piece, encouraging interaction and endless customization by mixing halves.

"Create from What Already Exists": Their core production method revolves around sourcing Deadstock fabrics (leftover rolls from other brands) and Vintage Surplus (like military parachutes or sleeping bags). Instead of producing new virgin textiles, they cut and sew from materials that are already in circulation.

Deconstruction/Reconstruction: They employ a hands-on "cut-and-paste" design methodology. For example, they might take a vintage military liner, cut it apart, and sew it together with contrasting deadstock cotton to create a hybrid garment that blends old character with new structure.

Local & Ethical Production: A significant portion of their reworking and design prototyping is done locally in Copenhagen or within Europe. This keeps the supply chain short and allows for the high level of manual craftsmanship required to sew inconsistent vintage materials.

Zero-Waste Patchworking: To minimize textile waste, smaller scraps from the cutting floor are saved and sewn together to create accessories like hats, bags, or patchwork details on larger garments.