Fashion

Dehen 1920

Dehen is a Portland, Oregon manufacturer of heavy weight wool sweaters and jackets. Product is actually produced in our Portland facility, with knit, cut and sewn capabilities under one roof. We recently opened a Factory Retail Store as well!

Our Dehen 1920 brand is our primary focus and can easily be found on-line. We also work collaboratively with other brands in producing unique product for special events and promotion.

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Looptworks

Looptworks [ looped wurks ] noun. A Portland, Oregon based business that re-purposes and upcycles abandoned, pre-consumer and post-consumer materials into limited edition products.

At Looptworks, the only thing we scrap is the typical way of doing business. We’re a design brand on a mission: to use only what already exists.

All the materials used to create Looptworks products at one time were headed to the landfill, or worse. We intercept and utilize these industry excess materials, transforming them into new, useful products — a process known as upcycling. Our sustainable, eco-friendly products are made in limited editions, and in the process save materials from landfills or incinerators.
Choosing to support upcycled goods over products made using virgin materials, keeps quality excess from being disposed of. In the process, limited natural resources are conserved and carbon emissions are reduced.
To us though, upcycling is just the starting point. Our long term goal is to work towards closed-loop (Loopt) solutions in manufacturing, hence our name: “looped works”

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Dehen 1920

Dehen is a Portland, Oregon manufacturer of heavy weight wool sweaters and jackets. Product is actually produced in our Portland facility, with knit, cut and sewn capabilities under one roof.

Our Dehen 1920 brand is our primary focus and can easily be found on-line. We also work work collaboratively with other brands in producing unique product for special events and promotion.

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Sports Product Design at the University of Oregon

The Master of Science in Sports Product Design is a graduate degree program in the College of Design at the University of Oregon.

This program has been created to develop graduates proficient in using theories & creative problem solving methods to design products that push the boundaries in the field of sports.

The intent of our program is to develop the future sports product innovation leaders, for existing or new companies.

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Annie Bunnie

Apparel designer specializing in sport performance, athleisure, and lifestyle apparel. Design, direction, trend services available.

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Micro-Pak

Micro-Pak Ltd is the leading supplier of anti-microbial packaging materials for the consumer goods industries. Micro-Pak products are designed for both ease of use as well as low cost and are widely used by major brands, retailers and wholesalers around the globe. Micro-Pak stickers and Micro-Pak PE sheets are used in more than one billion products annually. Micro-Pak products are registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the US and are REACH pre-registered in the EU.

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Textile Hive

Textile Hive is home to 40,000 textiles of the Andrea Aranow Textile Design Collection, the largest fully digitized independent textile collection in the world. Textile Hive’s mission is to preserve and enable greater access to the rich history, intricate techniques, and stunning visual beauty of the textile collection through immersive physical and digital experiences.

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Nike Inc.

Footwear & apparel manufacture

Nau

Men’s & women’s apparel

Church & State

Women’s apparel

Bridge & Burn

Apparel – jackets, shirts for men and women