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Christmas Presents by OPTIONS!

Christmas Packages from OPTIONS!

We’ve created six exclusive OPTIONS! gift boxes, ready to go and beautifully wrapped for Christmas.

Shine a Light

1 canvas bag made in Nepal
1 tailor scissor
1 rhino eraser
1 Muuto light
1 pack of Nano blocks
1 OPTIONS! designer button
Xmas Offer: €95,95

Office Surprise

1 OPTIONS! notebook
1 polarbear eraser
1 box of airplane clips
1 set of number paperclips
1 pair of designer scissors
Xmas Offer: €29,95

Uniquely OPTIONS!

1 OPTIONS! tray
1 tea can (100g)
1 pack of 27 OPTIONS! chocolates
1 set of 6 OPTIONS! coasters
4 glasses
1 robot tea infuser
1 plastic animal
Xmas Offer: €36,25

Blushing Chef

1 bug pattern tea towel
1 Japanese kitchen knife
1 Zelf Geoogst cookbook
1 fluorescent pink cardholder
1 button
Xmas Offer: €54,95

Guerilla Cooking

1 Winterfeest cookbook
1 gorilla eraser
1 Japanese kitchen knife
1 OPTIONS! teatowel
1 wooden cutting board
1 chocolate bar
Xmas Offer: €59,95

09/10/2012

more INA MATT Options! bag OPTIONS! own range pillow umbrella Special OPTIONS!

Fabric & pillows exclusively for sale at OPTIONS! made at TextielLab Textielmuseum Tilburg

Under the artistic leadership of Studio INA MATT, students and graduates of the Amsterdam Fashion Institute furnished the 61 rooms of The Exchange Hotel. More than 700 meters of special textile designs made for the rooms of Hotel The Exchange were created in the Textile Lab: the creative workshop of the Textile Museum in Tilburg. Their product developers’ knowledge and skills were exploited for this unique project. This resulted in almost 800 meters of fabric.

Please find these beautiful fabrics and pillows exclusively for sale at OPTIONS!

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05/01/2012

more AMFI INA MATT Options! AMFI INA MATT pillow textiellab textielmuseum Special OPTIONS!

Old kimonos

During a recent trip to Japan, we found a number of old kimonos, which will be recycled and turned into fashion items at the Options! atelier.

The kimono is arguably the most traditional and iconic item of Japanese clothing. There are strict rules on how to wear and indeed put on a kimono. The robe is usually worn during family events and other official gatherings, like a wedding or tea ceremony. In order to keep the kimono tradition alive there are special courses that young Japanese girls can take so that they know that from December to May you should wear 2 layers and that starting June 1st 1 layer of clothing suffices. A traditional kimono is made of silk and a new kimono can cost as much as 60.000 Euro. The robes are usually handed down from mother to daughter and last about three generations. Check back soon for more information.

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