Cofur
Cofur
Cofur Denmark breathes new life into discarded fabrics such as saris and denim. Drawing on extensive expertise and craftsmanship, these materials are transformed into artistic, one-of-a-kind pieces—each item bears the traces of its past yet becomes something entirely new. In this way, Cofur combines sustainability with timeless aesthetics. The result is collections that are as unique as the people who wear them.
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Turning Old into New
Hand-selected vintage saris from India form the heart of the Cofur collections. A sari is a piece of fabric (silk or cotton) approximately 6 meters long that is draped around the body. It is a means of self-expression for Indian women and is associated not only with femininity but also with grace, beauty, and elegance. Washed, inspected, and reworked, the saris are transformed into reversible dresses, skirts, kimonos, or jackets—each piece unique, with its own history and character.
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Social Engagement
Cofur offers Indian seamstresses new opportunities: Fair wages, secure jobs, and recognition of their craftsmanship transform every piece into more than just fashion—namely, a symbol of dignity and self-determination.
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Denim with a New Luster
Cofur transforms discarded jeans from the U.S. into one-of-a-kind vests, jackets, and skirts. With delicate handiwork, lace, beads, and glitter, these pieces become true eye-catchers—each one unique in the world.
