Visual identity · Website · Communication
Tråd
A slow fashion clothing brand built around one T-shirt, made properly. I created the visual identity, the website and the communication around the first drop.
Client
Tråd
Role
Designer — identity, web & communication
Scope
Visual identity, website, social media, photography direction
Year
2026
My role & contributions
One idea carried through every touchpoint: the slow fashion standard — buy less, wear longer.
- Visual identity
- Website
- Communication
01 — Visual identity
A stamped seal, not a logo.
The monogram stacks T·R·A·D around a quiet stone disc. Colour is pulled from the fabric and the wall — five dyed piqué tones and four neutrals. Courier Prime carries the headlines, labels and spec sheets; Hanken Grotesk handles body text and UI.
02 — Website
One T-shirt, sold properly.
The homepage leads with the garment and its details — collar, sleeve, knit — then the five colours. Because every shirt is cut to order, the order flow starts with fit: two measurements from a T-shirt you already own, turned into a size suggestion before anything else.
03 — Communication
Hard sun, plain walls, close cloth.
Natural daylight, real streets, no studio gloss. Every wide shot is paired with a macro of the knit — the fabric is the product story. The launch posts and stories reuse the same type, colour and seal, so each one reads as Tråd at a glance.





