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After four years, the Gejzír show came back to me, this time with Andrea Máslová. We got an even deeper look into my lifestyle combined with my work.
,,I relax with animals, I create with wool, says the textile designer. What are advantages of Czech wool?”
“Clothing designer Linda Havrlíková has resumed the production of woolen cloth.”
Entrepreneur of the Year 2025 Linda Havrlíková makes luxury fabrics from Czech wool. Naturally.
Textile creation as part of a natural cycle. Interview with designer and sheep breeder Linda Havrlíková. Linda Havrlíková has long been interested in the use of local sheep wool. Her work is also strongly influenced by her experience with sheep breeding itself. She lives and creates in northern Bohemia, where she continues the tradition of processing sheep wool and transforms it into her own, distinctive practice. How does seasonality influence her work and can we relate thinking about circularity to natural processes?
“There is no wool like wool” on Czech Radio Two. A brief introduction to wool as a material, especially for clothing, the characteristics of the fiber, a little about sheep and the maintenance of clothes so that they last as long as possible. We talked about it in Káva o čtvrté with my dearest Laďka Zaklová. Hosted by Patrície Strouhalová.
“No man-made fiber has yet surpassed wool in terms of properties: With a clothing designer on wool creations.” Thank you for the nice conversation about sheep and wool.
“From fast fashion to building a sustainable brand: the jorney of Czech entrepreneur Linda Havrlíková.” Women in business and an interview with me for Euipo – Intellectual Property Office for the European Union.
,,A young woman who is changing the way we think about materials and responsible living. And not only on its thirteen hectares, on which it manages with respect for all living things and creates the most sustainable fashion you can imagine.” Ilona Kleníková visited me at the homestead one morning and a beautiful article was written for the magazine Heroine.cz.
Workwear for the ages: designer Linda Havrlíková on clothes and work. A beautiful reportage to listen to from the homestead where I live and create by Veronika Ruppert.
Lifestyle as a Fashion Brand. You can read about my journey to living in the spirit of self-sufficiency, about the behind-the-scenes processing of sheep’s wool, the creation of a clothing brand and the difficulties of living in harmony with nature. The author of the reportage is Adéla Knapová. Photographed by Zbyněk Pečák.
I am honored to be part of the Erasmus+ project called ECOMODA. I thank the implementation team for the video interview, which can be found after registration on the website ecomoda-programme.eu in the Success Stories section.
Interview from Slou Days in Prague’s Holešovice Market Hall 6-7. October.
Articles “Podzimní vlny” and “Dokonalý vlněný svetr” from pages 138-140 in the October issue of Heroine magazine. I thank Blanca Vosecká Veselá for the medallion of the clothing brand and a nice article about the care of woolen products.
On Local Sheep’s Wool. Many thanks to František Trojan for interview.
The documentary records personal coexistence with nature on a rural homestead.
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“Czech sustainable brands that will make your spring days pleassant and will improve your karma.” Linda Havrlíková brand medaillon in a post by Klára Elšíková on the Zena.cz.
A comprehensive article on the processing of sheep and alpaca wool in the Czech Republic. Kristýna Skalníková from Deník Právo press approached us for an interview with 3 breeders, sheep wool processing enthusiasts and designers. We talked about the wool and life around it.
“This Czech emerging designer is the epitome of sustainability and ethics in the fashion industry. … The brand uses solely recycled and sustainable materials that are made in the Czech Republic, supporting the local industry. Every item on her roster is unique, elegant and simply timeless.”
“She produces its own food, electricity, clothes and water from her own well. Linda decided to live self-sufficiently on the farm (Reportage).
What does the life of someone who is largely independent of events, and not just economic ones, stemming from a globalized and interconnected world look like?”
My life story and a project about Czech wool and sheep in the program Gejzír of Czech Television. Thanks to Soňa Pokorná and cameraman Jakub Kolář for the report.
WOOL is COOL. Photographs of student works from 2020/21 by Karin Zadrick. This project follows on from my post-master’s thesis (2019/20): “Processing of unused wool fleece from Czech sheep”.
Introduction of a member of the Association of the Textile, Clothing and Leather Industry (ATOK), February-March issue of the electronic monthly e-ATOK Revue.
“Ovčí vlna z vlastní zahrady, rozhovor s Lindou Havrlíkovou.” Moderator: Tereza Havlínková.
“Šít z vlny vlastních ovcí a žít soběstačně. Textilní designérka Linda Havrlíková hospodaří na rodném statku pod Brdy.” The report was led by Ondřej Šebestík.
“[word-rap] linda havrlíková.” The interview was led by Linda Pezzei.
“Nové vlohy.” Interview for the September issue of Vogue CS.
“Artsemestr po roční pauze znovu veřejně. Oživil holešovickou tržnici.” A contribution by Jakub Dulínek on the Arts Semester 2021 – presentation of semester works by students of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. My cooperation with students of Fashion Design was presented.
“Navrací slávu ovčí vlně. Textilní designérka Linda Havrlíková věří, že vlna z lokálních zdrojů má veliký potenciál a snaží se ho využít.” The interview was led by Barbora Čápová.
“CAN YOU FEED YOUR COAT? Fashion designer Linda Havrlíková on how wool and its productions eats up the land even though it’s no longer worn by the sheep.” The interview was led by Markéta Kosinová.
