Autumn knitwear looks by RUNDHOLZ BLACK LABEL in green and warm natural shades
Alpaca coat by RUNDHOLZ with gold accents and a detachable leopard-print collar

Cosy Feel-Good Looks

Does this sound familiar?

November has arrived, bringing with it an urgent longing for cosy, feel-good outfits!

Not much text today, but plenty of inspiration for the looks and favourite pieces we'll be wearing as we head into autumn!

Look 1

RUNDHOLZ BLACK LABEL offers wonderfully soft yet beautifully stretchy knitwear in an innovative wool blend and gentle natural shades:

Here, warm shades of green are paired with relaxed sweatpants.

Look 2

When it comes to beautiful accessories, I personally find it almost impossible to resist – and hardly anything transforms an outfit as quickly as changing its accessories. Naturally, this wonderful wool blend also comes in cosy scarves and hats in the colours of the season:

Look 3

Autumn and winter are undoubtedly coat season! And Carsten Rundholz has created some very special coats for this season.

Today, we'd like to highlight one in particular:

A coat with a golden signature.

Striking leopard print meets hand-painted gold accents: this coat gives even a simple outfit a special presence. The hand-applied gold pigment subtly highlights the dark surface and lends the design its artistic touch. Each coat is finished by hand, making it a beautiful one-of-a-kind piece.

The generous, detachable leopard-print collar adds a touch of extravagance, while the lapel collar brings classic elegance into play. The flared silhouette offers a relaxed, roomy fit; distinctive buttons and the straight hem complete the shape. Long sleeves and a comfortable lining make the coat a stylish companion for cooler days.

Whether paired with slim trousers and chunky boots or worn over a minimalist dress – this coat takes centre stage.

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