Probably a good time for my non-tech interests 🙈

 - minimalism
 - sustainable lifestyle (traveling, co-living, co-working, migration culture)
 - fashion and especially fabrics
 - food/cooking, but mainly coffee, mezcal and aguardentes
 - sustainable products/economy 
 - surfing obviously

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Designer of homes, fashion, technology. Writer of tech adoption, human change, cultural expression — /grey 

Makes me want to design an entire collection around digital nomads.

I pretty much live off a ~30L bag. This pic was taken back in 2021, but my wardrobe is still the same. I've learned about the impact the fabrics have on the purpose of a garment and which could fit different lifestyles and locations I enjoy. Most of my stuff is wool/merino.

I also prefer to be slightly overdressed and I do my shopping quite rarely. Strong opinions loosely held but; non-dress shirts should always have a pocket, (casual dress) pants over any other long bottoms, clothing layers, boring colours allow to be more practical, 3 pairs of shoes are plenty, socks match pants/black