FAQ

The price corresponds to the shown models on the website plus a service fee of 300 €/piece.

Depending on the season, the delivery time is 15-25 working days from the first fitting.

For all collection models there are prototypes made of cotton in different sizes. These serve as the basis for your first appointment, in which the sample part is adapted to your body. The changes are then transferred to a pattern sheet. Then another prototype made of cotton is again made for the fit check. As part of the second try-in, the studio team will work with you to check the silhouette and desired ease of editing. For a try-on, you can plan on average 30-45 minutes.

All clothing items by Stefan Eckert are produced exclusively in Hamburg in-house. The small leather goods are also made in Germany by a manufactory partner.

All items shown in the online shop.

Since the foundation of his eponymous label in 2009, Stefan Eckert has practiced a sustainable corporate form.

His vision of sustainability for the Hamburg fashion entrepreneur consists of two pillars – the responsibility towards man and nature.

People:

Stefan Eckert rejects the production, both of its designs and used materials, in low-wage countries. This is mainly due to the not always comprehensible working conditions. The certainty about it is essential for Stefan Eckert. Therefore, the fashion entrepreneur only produces with his own staff in Hamburg, which he himself partially introduces in the context of a 3-year training in the fine art of tailoring.

Nature:

animals

Stefan Eckert is deeply convinced that he only uses leather from animals, which is a byproduct of the food industry. These include lamb, deer, moose, ostrich and python.

The use of animals bred or hunted for your skin is rejected by Stefan Eckert.

Waste reduction

Leather is still the most sustainable product in the fashion market, as high quality parts can last a lifetime. This is the basis for minimizing waste production for the planet, which is one of the most important environmental factors.

Tanning of the leather

The tanning of the leather used today is already partly based on plants, so that environmentally harmful by-products could be reduced to a minimum during production.

The majority of the leather comes from France and Germany.
These are exclusively by-products or waste products of the food industry. These include lamb, deer, moose, ostrich and python.

Vegan leather “is in itself a misleading term. The materials may be optically leather-like, but are not comparable in terms of quality and durability with real leather. The limited in shelf life “vegan leather” is – like most textiles – eventually become a waste product.

The process operated by Stefan Eckert is a recycling of natural materials in the best sense of the word – waste products of the food industry are artfully processed and transformed into a lifelong-lasting product of the fashion industry. In the best case, a leather jacket can even be passed on to the next generation.

In the Hamburg store in the Hafencity – Überseeboulevard 2/20457 Hamburg