THE BOOK OF KIN N°2

The Book of Kin is our curated annual guidebook that aspires to nurture a growing regenerative movement in the realm of fashion and textiles. It contains a carefully curated selection of slow makers and brands alongside interviews, articles and tutorials and a fashion story with and from innovative designers, craft practitioners, researchers and activists who show us how fashion, clothing and textiles can enhance the wellbeing of communities and the natural world.

The Book of Kin is conceived to create awareness of how our “being in relationship” with the material world reflects on our relationships with each other to build strong and caring bonds between fashion lovers and the origins of their garments – to celebrate the beauty and ingenuity of nature and the skilfulness of farmers, processors, designers and makers.

The Book of Kin recommends brands, designers and makers in the following categories: Clothing, Accessories, Jewellery, Homeware, Beauty, DIY+Materials, Workshops+Retreats. The printed guide book has an online counterpart on The Lissome website, and we will launch a The Book of Kin-themed newsletter on Substack in March 2024.

Featuring interviews with Veronica Bates Kassatly (on greenwashing in fashion), Katerina Knight (on craft as a pathway to healing), the UK Fibreshed (From Farm to Closet), and a tutorial on silk printing with wild flowers by Paula Delgado of slow clothing brand ound.

Format:
In its second edition, The Book of Kin comes in a new, larger format of 68-pages magazine, measuring 17 x 23,1 cm, and a more heavy-weight Munken paperstock.

Mindfully-Made:
The Book of Kin is produced locally in Berlin by Druckhaus Sportflieger, a FSC® certified printer renowned for its high-quality and craftsmanship.

Shipping:
All orders will be shipped directly from Berlin. Since the pandemic, we are still occasionally experiencing delays in shipping. We highly appreciate your understanding and patience.

Please note that we will not be able to help locate your order or reimburse you for lost or damaged shipment should you choose a shipping option without tracking (for shipments outside of Germany).