Working title

The ambition of working title has always been to design clothes that can accompany the wearer for a long time: a comfortable, natural, effortless design for the modern sophisticate. Minimalist cuts with distinctive creative elements make the ideal day to evening apparel.

The designs of the Working title are inspired by art and architecture but also by random discovery.

Working title strives to combine striking aesthetics and champion sustainability, designing with minimal impact on the environment, and producing garments in small batches. When items do reach the end of a lifespan, they are entirely biodegradable. The Working  title does not use any type of mineral oil-based fabrics, interlinings, and trims within their products and all garments are 100% plastic-free.

All collections use the finest of the finest natural materials like mulesing-free wool as well as certified organic cotton and silk from Italy. Each garment is mindfully handcrafted in selected family-run workshops in Germany, Poland, Italy and in their Berlin studio.

The Working  title collections are distributed mainly direct through private clients and pre-order events.

About the founders

Co-founder Antonia Goy grew up in Germany. After studying at Studio Berçot in Paris, she worked at Karla Otto Paris before becoming a fashion designer. After completing further design studies at the Kunsthochschule in Berlin, she opened her own boutique in Berlin-Mitte. Here she communicated her vision directly to her loyal customers who appreciate the carefully handcrafted and customized garments the brand produces. Many of them are now loyal customers to working title.

Co-founder Bjoern Kubeja also grew up Germany where he studied architecture at Kunsthochschule Berlin and met Antonia before teaming up with her to found  the Working title following a career in architecture in Germany, and the UK.

For more information on the designer, collection, biography, videos as well as high-resolution images for download, please visit our virtual showroom here.