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 

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.

they/them, maker at 🕯️humankind candles🕯️, seemore.tv/humankind, hosting /founders, /samantha, /humankind

That's the thing, I think that's a very short trend from a fashion business pov imho. I'd focus on the main needs for travellers, but also diversity of the destinations, in "extreme" conditions for uban people at times. Plus I think the term'll inherit most of the blame for the last decade failures in the modern world

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

Love that you have some color. When I see these “here’s my stuff” pics, they’re almost always a boring mix of black/grey