Wolfs

Ongoing pleating experiments for upcycled sportswear, a project that started at @lottozero textile lab last year 🤍

We visited a sorting facility and saw what happens to clothes placed in textile bins. As the owner said, “Through organising chaos, we are creating value.” Sorted by hand, the items enter a global system and are sold by weight and condition. The best pieces stay in Europe, while others are sent to places like Pakistan or Ghana. Seeing single shoes, dirty garments, and torn fabrics still being sold, not given away, challenges the idea that we are simply “donating.” Someone else may still find value in what you throw away, so it matters how we treat our clothes and shoes. Think before you buy, repair what you can, and if you discard something, make sure it is clean.  The scale becomes even more eye-opening when you realise that some items, especially from fast-fashion brands, arrive with cut-out labels, barely worn or completely new with price tags still on, yet are already treated as waste. As the owner said, “garbage.” Low quality, mixed materials, and a high share of synthetic fibres show how quickly value disappears, turning resources into waste at scale.

Made for Motion Manipulation 2025 Photography @daudson Talent @_alicedemaio_ Styling @tommygetmoney Footwear @vilisvintage Make up & hair @ira.h_

Made for Motion Manipulation 2025 Photography @daudson Talent @sperons___ Styling @tommygetmoney Footwear @vilisvintage Make up & hair @ira.h_

Made for Motion Manipulation 2025. This series of jackets combines patchworked discarded shirts with pleating techniques developed in collaboration with an Italian factory. It explores an effective method for polyester upcycling and designs that move with the body. Creative Direction/Design: @studiowolfs Embroidery Design: @adefez Photography @daudson Talent @_alicedemaio_ Styling @tommygetmoney / Footwear @vilisvintage Muah @ira.h_ Intern @nassimabouzzit

Commissioned artwork for the Athlete Room at Nike European Headquarters, 2026

The first months of sharing a studio together 💙 We’re excited to finally give you a glimpse of what we’ve been working on for A New Sport Language. More soon! Athlete @julindevisser Creative Direction @studiowolfs @yanavannuffel Photography @yanavannuffel Design @studiowolfs x @clabesnard Production @victorlongin Production assistant @esteeotten Movement director @_alicedemaio_ Makeup @anhnguyaen Interviewer @mariedejonghe Lighting assistant @daudson Makeup assistant @soulmakeup_amsterdam Intern @nassimabouzzit @noorflamey

As the Winter Olympics close, a new phase begins. Our most ambitious project yet is nearing completion, opening with a first image inspired by one of winter’s most iconic sports. These Games once again showed why this project matters: female athletes leading with strength and precision. We continue to celebrate women in sport. Athletes Ju-Lin De Visser @julindevisser Isabel Grevelt @isabelgrevelt Isa Leroy @isaleroy61 Quinty Hersi @quintyhersi Creative Direction @studiowolfs @yanavannuffel Photography @yanavannuffel Design @studiowolfs x @clabesnard Production @victorlongin Production assistant @esteeotten Movement director @_alicedemaio_ Makeup @anhnguyaen Interviewer @mariedejonghe Exhibition coordinator @lunaliciouszz Lighting assistant @daudson Makeup assistant @soulmakeup_amsterdam Intern @noorflamey Thanks to everyone involved!

What started in 2025 continues into Spring 2026. We can’t wait to show you what’s next. A New Sport Language, Paris. Thank you so much for the support! With thanks to the beautiful team behind our last exhibition: Scenography: @kenia.raphael | Assistant: @alice.renders Exhibition & Communication Coordinator: @lunaliciouszz Production: @mariedejonghe Location: @_atelierbrenda @noahmgmt Food Design: @evohled & @linn.guini Special thanks to our friends & family

Pool - Textile piece made from discarded shirts @90_bxl

Support Part 2! A New Sport Language We’re taking our project to the next level with an art book and a second exhibition. We, the creative leads, Yana (photographer) and Isabel Wolfs (designer), are celebrating women in sports through circular design and visual storytelling. A New Sport Language will be presented in April in Paris. Image from last exhibition Athlete: @anne.zagre Dancer: @daratombroff Set Design: @kenia.raphael Styling: @evelinebriand Makeup: @emmacatry Hair: @vandeveldejannes Production: @mariedejonghe Lighting Assistant: @johanpoezevara Set Design Assistant: @alice.renders

High Jumper Merel Maes Creative Direction / Design: @studiowolfs Art Direction / Photography: @yanavannuffel Athlete: @merelmaes8444 Makeup: @zoe.derks Jewelry assistance: @lisaberden Hair: @vandeveldejannes Production: @mariedejonghe