This is an up-cycling luxury womenswear brand that works with textile waste resulted in the cutting process at the clothing factories or other types of discarded fabrics and aims a 'zero waste' process for the entire production cycle

Classic patterns and fits, with a minimum of transformations, deconstructed in a modular manner and patchwork like textures together with handmade sewing and appliqués shape common.parts' collections

Ana Dinuta, a creative spirit with an analytical education, is the founder and designer

-Tight front fit
-Oversized back fit 
-High elastic waist
-Back pockets
Parts of lycra fabric scraps with small defects reclaimed from waste boxes at a clothing factory and parts of denim pants. The tight front and the pointed upwards shoulders suggest the pressure of the wind applied to clothing. Reclaimed denim back part as applied by the wind pressure. The denim parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or from local thrift stores. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Upcycling, also known as creative reuse, is the process of transforming by-products, waste materials, useless, or unwanted products into new materials or products of better quality and environmental value. 

Upcycling artists are inspired by the textile waste they see, which is almost an unlimited resource at this point. They create with the intention to use what is already here. This process is important in the circular fashion movement, because it makes use of discarded textiles, giving these materials second lives. 

Because discarded textiles are not typically sheets of fabric, but rather articles of discarded clothing, a lot of creativity is required to transform materials into new fashionable pieces. This challenge is exciting for upcycling artists, as they are driven and inspired to create with what is in front of them and often don’t have much to lose in the process, since discarded materials are readily available and cheap. Because of this, upcycled clothing is often unique as each piece has been thoughtfully crafted into a new garment.

This product is made by creatively upcycling materials that would otherwise go to waste. This makes better use of resources like deadstock fabrics: leftovers from big production that are saved by re-using them.

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Reworked by the wind short sleeves

-Tight front fit
- Round, fit neckline
-T back shape
-Elastic under bust
-Fixed bra insert pads
Parts of lycra fabric scraps with small defects reclaimed from waste boxes at a clothing factory, in two colours. The front cut-out and the two colours suggest the front wind pressure raising the top part and extending it to the back. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Reworked by the wind bustier top

-Relaxed fit
-Shoulder straps adjustable by hand knots
-Aditional elastic strips and eyelets for optional draping
-No additional opening
Parts of light semi-transparent fabric reclaimed from a clothing factory with visible edge finish and seamlines. Supported by playful elastic fabric strips hooked in eyelets and adjusted with hand knotting. Additional strips and eyelets provided for optional draping.  These parts are scraps that resulted in the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. This is a playful item, and a versatille one. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Long slip under dress

One loungewear pant & part of one pair of formal trousers reworked into a hoodie. Cowl/snood neck finish. These parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or from local thrift stores. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

two pants = cowl/snood hoodie

-Relaxed fit 
-Contrasting edge finishing for the applique
-Marked seamlines for the applique
Reclaimed T-shirt with a cut-out shirt applied as if draped by a strong wind. Parts of cotton jersey and other types of cotton fabrics with visible contrasting seamlines. 
The draping is the illustration of a process. It is not coordinated with a previous sketch, it is the result of the designer's intuition and therefore is unique in each yard as the random power of wind is. 
They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. 
The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. 
Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Reclaimed T-shirt with cut-out shirt applique

-Tight, elastic fit
-Sleeveless
-Cowl/snood as separate component
-No additional opening
-Elastic band at one end
An infinity scarf that can be worn as a dress, a skirt, a bustier, or else. Parts of shimmering lycra fabric, tulle transparent fabric and other elastic fabrics in a horizontal layers arrangement with visible seams. Upper part is an individual component to be worn as cowl/snood with or without shoulder covering. These parts are scraps that resulted in the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. This is a very playful item, and a versatille one. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer;

More than one dress

Parts of innovative upcycled fabric. Layers of lining, fabric cuts arranged in an artful manner, and transparent fabric leftovers sewn together in a quilting technique. These parts are scraps resulting from the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner to illustrate the experimental nature. The fabric itself is the illustration of a process. It is not coordinated with a previous sketch, it is the result of the designer's intuition and therefore is unique in each yard. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities.

wasteart = statement zipped jacket in quilted fabric

-Relaxed fit 
-Cropped but not that cropped
-Oversized
-Shoulder pads
-Sleeveless
Reconstructed patchwork applique t-shirt with padded shoulders to be passed on. Parts of printed or patterned cotton jersey in a patchwork like arrangement. Visible shoulder pads in a contrasting color and visible edge finishing. These parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes and are combined with scraps resulting from the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Patchwork applique padded shoulders T-shirt

-Tight front fit
-Oversized back fit 
-High elastic waist
-Back pockets
Parts of lycra fabric scraps with small defects reclaimed from waste boxes at a clothing factory and parts of denim pants. The tight elastic front and the sides draping suggest the pressure of the wind applied to clothing. Reclaimed denim back part as applied by the wind pressure. The denim parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or from local thrift stores. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Reworked by the wind pants

-Relaxed fit 
-High cut-out waist
-Textile belt 
-Elastic waist, no closure
-Side vertical pockets
Parts of four reclaimed shirts and fabric scraps that resulted from the industrial cutting process at a clothing factory. The panels are intentionally marked with contrasting inserts to emphasize the experimental process of reconstruction. Cut-out at waste and supported on a textile belt. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Paneled pants multi-reclaimed

-Relaxed fit 
-High elastic waist
-Cut-out at waist level
-Contrasting fabrics & visible contrasting seams
-No zipper or button closure
-No pockets
Parts of elastic band pieces and patchwork denim. Different reclaimed denim parts arranged in a geometric patchwork manner and leaving the cut-lines and existing pockets visible to mark the previous shapes and lives of the item. Supported by a panties shape made from elastic band remenants from the designer's first collection as undressed by the wind. These parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or discovered in local thrift stores. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner to illustrate the experimental nature. The fabric itself is the illustration of a process. It is not coordinated with a previous sketch, it is the result of the designer's intuition and therefore is unique in each yard. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Reclaimed extra long denim pants

Two shirts reworked into front and back parts of a bulky skirt. Elastic waste. Sleeves cut into 'pockets'.  These parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or from local thrift stores. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Two reworked shirts = bulky skirt

Parts of upcycled fabric. Layers of lining and fabric cuts arranged in a geometric patchwork manner are sewn together using contrasting, visible seams. These parts are scraps resulting from the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner to illustrate the experimental nature. The fabric itself is the illustration of a process. It is not coordinated with a previous sketch, it is the result of the designer's intuition and therefore is unique in each yard. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Classic pants in black patchwork reconstructed fabric

Parts of fabric scraps reclaimed from waste boxes at a clothing factory and parts of a pair of man's formal trousers. The layers are intentionally visible to mark the loungewear versus smartwear reintegration. These parts are scraps resulting from the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories or parts rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or from local thrift stores. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Layered upcycled pants

Parts of innovative upcycled fabric. Layers of lining, fabric cuts arranged in an artful manner, and transparent fabric leftovers that are sewn together in a quilting technique. These parts are scraps resulting from the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner to illustrate the experimental nature. The fabric itself is the illustration of a process. It is not coordinated with a previous sketch, it is the result of the designer's intuition and therefore is unique in each yard. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities.

wasteart = statement pants in quilted fabric

Parts of a formal jacket, a light blanket/shawl, reconstructed patchwork fabric in a volumetric and horizontal layering. The layers are intentionally visible to mark the loungewear versus smartwear reintegration. These parts are scraps resulting from the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories or parts rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or from local thrift stores. Visible handmade sewing line for layers attachment at shoulders. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities.

Layered upcycled long coat

Parts of jersey fabric reclaimed from waste boxes at a clothing factory sewn together to reconstruct just enough fabric for this hoodie.  Handmade woven details executed in fabric scraps as well. Cowl/snood neck finish. These parts are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Woven details hoodie

Parts of transparent fabric scraps salvaged from a clothing factory and parts from reclaimed pants sewn together in visible seams form a sandwich, filled with fabric cuts that resulted in the industrial cutting process at clothing factories and local smaller ateliers. The filling is entirely made from irretrievable scraps. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner to illustrate the experimental nature. The fabric itself is the illustration of a process. It is not coordinated with a previous sketch, it is the result of the designer's intuition and therefore is unique in each yard. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

wasteart = statement two faces puffer jacket filled with debris

-Oversized relaxed fit
-Adjustable side laces for waist marking
-Sleeveless, straight opening
-No additional opening
-Under slip dress not included
Made from a reclaimed transparent curtain with handwoven details that reconstruct the shape of the summer outfit denuded by the wind. Under slip dress not included. Parts of a net curtain and strips of reclaimed fabric. These parts are scraps that resulted in the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. This is a playful item, and a versatille one. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Transparent dress with woven details

-Elastic slim fit 
-Transparent back
-High waist cut on sides
-Cap sleeves
Parts of transparent elastic fabric scraps are sewn together photographing an instance of wind arrangement with waste. The arrangement is made of scraps of irretrievable clothing items deconstructed in our atelier. Completely transparent back. Visible irregular edge finishing. he fabric itself is the illustration of a process. It is not coordinated with a previous sketch, it is the result of the designer's intuition and therefore is unique in each yard. These parts are scraps resulting from the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Transparent back elastic top arranged by the wind = wasteart

-Relaxed fit 
-Front buttons 
-Sleeveless

Reclaimed cut out shirt to be passed on. Parts of fine cotton and cotton jersey with contrasting seams and visible edge finishing. These parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes and are combined with scraps resulting from the industrial cutting process at the clothing factories. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

Cutout oversized shirt

-Relaxed fit 
-Cropped but not that cropped
-Zipper closure at front
-Red Ridding Hood type of hood
One XL size man’s shirt reworked into a zipped light hoodie. Visible zipper and adjustable hood/collar. These parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or from local thrift stores. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

One reworked shirt = zipped light hoodie

-Oversized fit 
-Front button closure
-With or without front pocket 
-Contrasting inserts at seams
Four XL size shirts reworked into other four paneled shirts. Contrasting inserts in elastic fabric scraps marking the joining of the panels. Cut-out detail on the front and on the back marking the 'label' area.These parts are rescued from boxes of unwanted items of friends and neighbours after they have decluttered their wardrobes or from local thrift stores. They are deliberately sewn in a DIY manner as to illustrate the 'homemade' techniques. The item can not be reproduced identically with respect to the type of fabrics and their exact arrangement nor to the seams irregularities. Each piece is individually cleaned, laid out, and cut at the Common studio and finished locally in Romania. Each garment comes with an individual tag that tells the story of the included parts, handwritten by the designer.

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