On August 6, 2026, journalist Bart Nijstad from local newspaper De Toren visited my atelier on Prengerlaan in Hardenberg. The article, “Ambachtelijke kledinglijn door Inna,” was printed on August 12 and reached around 60,000 households across the region.
The piece describes what a visit to my small atelier looks like: two knitting machines upstairs, spools of yarn everywhere, finished pieces hanging on the racks. No sign in the window, nothing announcing what happens here from the street. Just a quiet space where I design, knit and hand finish every piece myself, from the first stitch to the last seam.
The article also talks about the materials I work with: natural Italian yarns, merino wool, alpaca, cashmere, nettle, silk and cotton, chosen for how they feel against the skin and how long they last. Every piece is one of a kind, made to be worn for years, never mass produced.
You can read the full article (in Dutch) on De Toren’s website.
If you’re in Hardenberg and curious to see the atelier or try a piece in person, feel free to reach out, I’d love to show you around.
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