Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Founded

2021

Price range

kr 3,500 – kr 75,000

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

108 products

Size range

36–41

New arrivals

1 this month

HODAKOVA

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About

HODAKOVA is a sustainable European designer clothing label for women, founded in Stockholm in 2021 by Ellen Hodakova Larsson. The label converts discarded materials of the finest quality into one-of-a-kind pieces, using methods from the past to tell a story of time. Larsson's stated aim is to build a fully sustainable fashion house and change how people think about the value of existing things. The collection covers dresses, tops, skirts, shirts, blazers, suit trousers, trench coats and leather jackets, alongside bags, shoes and printed matter. Signature pieces include the Pinched Blazer, the Upside Down Trenchcoat, pillowcase dresses and the Riding Boot Bag. Everything is made by hand at its Stockholm atelier in Sweden. HODAKOVA's upcycled garments are draped and composed from repurposed fabrics and objects such as old leather, wool, bed linen and existing clothes. Collections often include a surprising object turned into fashion, such as a dress made from her father's attaché case or a dress built from spoons. The label shows at Paris Fashion Week, and in 2024 Larsson won the LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers, which came with a 400,000-euro endowment and a year of mentoring from LVMH.

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Brand Details

Sweden
Upcycled Wool
Upcycled Leather
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Ellen Hodakova Larsson

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does HODAKOVA make?
HODAKOVA is a Stockholm luxury label known for sustainable, upcycled designer clothing made by converting discarded materials into one-of-a-kind pieces. Each garment is draped and composed by hand from repurposed fabrics, textiles and objects.
What products does HODAKOVA sell?
HODAKOVA sells dresses, tops, skirts, shirts, blazers, trench coats and leather jackets, such as the Pinched Blazer, the Upside Down Trenchcoat and the "Kyller" Folklore Dress. It also makes bags like the Riding Boot Bag and Pillowcase Bag, shoes and printed matter.
How much does HODAKOVA cost?
HODAKOVA is a luxury brand, with products priced from about kr3,500 to kr75,000 SEK. Shirts and skirts start at a few thousand kronor, while one-off jackets and dresses reach the top of the range.
Where is HODAKOVA located?
HODAKOVA is based in Stockholm, Sweden, where it runs its atelier.
Who founded HODAKOVA?
HODAKOVA was founded in Sweden in 2021 by designer Ellen Hodakova Larsson. In 2024, the brand won the Grand Prize of the LVMH Prize for young fashion designers.
Who owns HODAKOVA?
HODAKOVA is an independent brand led by its founder, Ellen Hodakova Larsson.
Where is HODAKOVA made?
HODAKOVA makes its pieces in Sweden, at its atelier in Stockholm. It works with discarded and deadstock materials such as leather, wool, bed linen and old garments.

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