Location

Uruguay

Founded

2015

Price range

€290 – €550

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

125 products

Size range

M–L

New arrivals

1 this month

OUND OUND

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About

OUND is a minimalist, handmade luxury clothing label, founded in Uruguay in 2015 by designer Paula Delgado. Delgado previously worked as a fashion designer for two leading global fast fashion corporations, then spent 2015 to 2017 in rural Argentina and Scotland learning about wool production, weaving and knitting and teaching herself botanical dyeing. Inspired by permaculture, she describes OUND as an investigative project rooted in simplicity and humble luxury. The label specialises in hand-knitted undyed wool pullovers and cardigans and naturally dyed silk dresses, alongside tops and trousers. Pieces are one-of-a-kind or made in limited editions in Uruguay, where a network of hand knitters, dyers and embroiderers work from small family studios across the country. OUND uses only natural, renewable and biodegradable fibres such as wool, silk, cotton and linen. Wool comes from Uruguayan Merino and Corriedale sheep raised on open grasslands and is left in its natural colours, while silk is dyed with plants and food waste such as avocado skins, eucalyptus leaves, onion peels and loquat. OUND builds long-term relationships with its artisans, paying fairly and visiting regularly, and its main markets are the United States, Japan and Europe.

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Brand Details

Uruguay
Merino Wool
Silk
Cotton
Linen
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
P
Paula Delgado

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Frequently asked questions

What is OUND known for?
OUND is a luxury clothing label known for minimalist knitwear, natural fibres and handcrafted pieces with a quiet, timeless aesthetic.
What does OUND sell?
OUND sells knitwear, sweaters, cardigans, dresses, tops, trousers and other refined wardrobe pieces made with an emphasis on texture, simplicity and long-term wear.
Who founded OUND?
OUND was founded in 2015 by Paula Delgado.
Where is OUND based?
OUND is based in Uruguay, with its identity shaped by South American craftsmanship and a minimalist design approach.
Where is OUND clothing made?
OUND clothing is made in Uruguay, where hand knitters, dyers and embroiderers work from small family studios.
Is OUND a sustainable and ethical clothing brand?
OUND focuses on natural materials, handmade production, upcycling and lower-impact sourcing, with pieces designed to be worn beyond a single season.
What materials does OUND use?
OUND works with natural fibres including merino wool, silk, cotton and linen, making knitwear and clothing that prioritise softness, texture and durability.

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