15+ African Designers in Zurich: Inside ONULI’s Pop-Up
ONULI brings 15+ African designers to Langstrasse from 2-4 October. Why Zurich is quietly becoming a European gateway for independent African fashion.
Can Second-Hand Be High Fashion? Zurich’s Upcycled Runway
Kapda’s 10 October runway shows 20 looks made from 100% upcycled and second-hand material. Whether circular fashion can be design, not penance.
Julian Zigerli’s FOREVERLI: 15 Years of Zurich’s Boldest Label
Julian Zigerli marks 15 years with FOREVERLI, a five-act archive show at the Albisgutli on 19 September 2026. The designer, the night, and what it proves.
Beyond the Runway: Zurich’s Queer Fashion Show & Personal Style
On 18 September 2026, Zurich’s Queer Fashion Show turns Labor5 into a runway that argues fashion needs no rules – only personality, courage and colour.
Zurich After Dark: How ZÜRI BROCKI NIGHTS Makes Thrifting a Night Out
From 10 October 2026, ZÜRI BROCKI NIGHTS turns six Zurich thrift stores into after-hours venues with bars and live acts. Zurich second-hand grows up.
On: How a Zurich Sneaker Conquered a Quiet City in 2026
A garden hose, three founders and Roger Federer built On into a $3bn brand. How the Zurich sneaker took over its home city – and why it fits so perfectly.
Where Donated Clothes in Switzerland Actually Go in 2026
Feed the bin, feel virtuous, walk away. But donated clothes in Switzerland travel three continents. The sourced journey from Texaid container to Accra.
Swiss Made Clothing: What the Label Legally Means in 2026
Swiss Made clothing must earn its label: 60% of costs plus the essential step in Switzerland. What the law demands, what it exempts, and how to check.
St. Gallen Embroidery: The 18% Empire Behind Paris Couture
Around 1910, St. Gallen embroidery was 18% of all Swiss exports and half the world’s supply. Today it hides in plain sight at Chanel, Dior and Akris.
Swiss Wedding Dress Code: What to Wear as a Guest in 2026
Swiss invitations rarely print a dress code, and that silence is the test. The Swiss wedding dress code decoded: venues, colours, shoes and the apero.
