Handmade Heritage
Craft Rooted in Tradition
The techniques behind our products are learned over time and passed down through families and local craft traditions. These skills directly shape how our textiles are woven, how materials are handled, and how quality is maintained from one product to the next.
One example is Hamid, a master weaver who has worked with Others for more than 20 years. His son, pictured here, learned the craft from his father and now also works with Others—bringing generational knowledge into the textiles produced today. Through demand for these products, Others is part of keeping these handcraft traditions traditions alive.
Designed Together
Others products are designed to belong—in homes, in daily routines, across years of use. The aesthetic is rooted in Scandinavian design: functional, minimal, built around purpose and decoration.
The range reflects this. Neutral pieces that sit quietly in any home. And specific designs made to mark moments—gathering, gifting, and sharing meals.
Each piece is developed with both designers and artisans. The design follows what the craft does well.
Made with Natural Materials
Materials are chosen with intention — prioritizing natural, locally sourced fibers, natural dyes, and responsibly sourced wood where possible. These materials align with traditional craft techniques and support durability, repairability, and long-term use.
Material choice is part of the craft itself, influencing how products age, wear, and endure over time.
Made to Last
Every product is designed with longevity in mind. Construction methods, material selection, and finishing details reflect an emphasis on durability and function — creating goods meant to be used regularly, not replaced quickly.
This approach values quality over trend and longevity over disposability.