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Discover Plus Size Avant-Garde Fashion For Women and Men at eigensinnig wien———————————————Gulliver Among The DwarfsOn G...
04/11/2026

Discover Plus Size Avant-Garde Fashion For Women and Men at eigensinnig wien

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Gulliver Among The Dwarfs
On Generous Proportions and Narrow Minds

A Figure of Some Substance
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Vienna, which treats itself to a giant Ferris wheel and reserves entire avenues for its dead, can be remarkably stingy with living people built on a grander scale. Grandeur commands respect here, provided it has a facade. The moment it needs a suit, things get tight.
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Elsewhere, we know how to make size sound like an advantage. A car is celebrated for its spacious interior, a building hailed as a skyscraper, a ship as a flagship. We admire the scale, praise the generous proportions, and pay a premium for both. Faced with a person of comparable presence, however, we generally start with a remark.
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“Well, now. That’s a big fellow.”
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In Vienna, that may well be a compliment. Even “a big lug,” delivered with the right warmth, is hardly a declaration of war. The difference between affection and contempt lies in a slight inflection no dictionary can capture.
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Things get more complicated when the big fellow has taste.
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When a giant wants an extraordinary suit that does more than accommodate him. When a woman who wears 3XL wants a blouse as independent as she is. That is when we sometimes discover how far an industry’s tolerance for nonconformity extends beyond its standard size range.
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Larger sizes are still treated as though all the best possibilities have already sold out. You are expected to be grateful that something buttons up. If you wanted a distinctive silhouette, an unconventional cut, a scandalously beautiful fabric, you should apparently have had the foresight to be smaller.
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At that point, my professional obstinacy takes over.

31/10/2026

Everyone else is in costume today. Toni is just dressed.
Born on Halloween. Which explains the black, the shears and the owl.
Today the Lord of the Dark is another year older and exactly as eigensinnig (i.e. eigensinnig).

Happy birthday, Toni.

For the people you meet. And the person you are.And at some point, you’re standing in front of your closet.What to wear?...
24/10/2026

For the people you meet. And the person you are.

And at some point, you’re standing in front of your closet.
What to wear? It seems like a small question. It stays with you all the same. You want to do justice to the occasion, to the setting, perhaps also to the people who have made an effort. You want to feel comfortable. Look good. Move freely. And when you look in the mirror, you want to recognize yourself.
Perhaps you’re looking for something that feels like you, before anyone else sees you.

“They change our view of the world and the world’s view of us.”
Virginia Woolf on clothing

A jacket, a pair of pants, two pieces in dialogue.
Italian wool fabrics. Unconventional cuts. Silhouettes that hold their own in a crowd. The eye may linger on them. The person wearing them can give their attention to the conversation.
Then the evening is over.

The next morning, light falls on the jacket draped over a chair. The pants are ready. Outside, the air is cool. Another day begins, with different routes, different encounters, and it would seem strange to make these clothes wait for the next invitation.

Perhaps this is how you find your own style: by choosing something, then getting to know it as you wear it. Again and again. Until you know how it feels, what goes with it, which days you reach for it.

Chosen for an occasion. Now part of everyday life.

Tuesday to Friday 1–7 PM, Saturday 11 AM–6 PM
Sankt-Ulrichs-Platz 4, 1070 Vienna

Happy Birthday, eigensinnig!Fourteen years! We didn’t plan anything big for today. We’re not very good at celebrating ou...
18/10/2026

Happy Birthday, eigensinnig!

Fourteen years!

We didn’t plan anything big for today. We’re not very good at celebrating ourselves.

So here are the photos instead.

Somebody is always on the phone. Somebody is always pinning a hem. There is a fabric room that only two of us fully understands, and a packing table where every order is wrapped by hand.

Every coat, shirt or trousers you ever took home went through one of these pairs of hands first.

Thank you for staying for a coffee in the Salon. For taking a coat down from the ceiling, slipping it on and looking at it from the side. For the Tuesdays. For wearing it anyway.

We’re 14. Still stubborn. Honestly, a little emotional.

The Fabrics We Use:They come from Japan and Italy. Handcrafted and unique. Made to last. The first thing anyone here doe...
14/10/2026

The Fabrics We Use:
They come from Japan and Italy. Handcrafted and unique. Made to last.

The first thing anyone here does with a new fabric is pick it up. Before the sketch, before the cutting table. Does it have body? Does it fall heavy or light?

Almost everything we use is natural fiber, mostly wool, from mills in Italy and Japan. Some of them are old. Lanificio Luigi Ricceri in Tuscany was founded in 1848. A spinning mill in Japan, founded in 1751, still pulls part of its yarn on English machines around 80 years old, and those machines change how the yarn feels.

An old name doesn’t guarantee much, though. We look at what the mill can actually do and whether the fabric suits the design. A heavy wool settles a wide shape down. Wool with silk catches a little light.

You’ll understand it faster with your hands than from this caption. The fashion gallery is open Tuesday to Friday 1–7 PM, Saturday 11 AM–6 PM.

Better for a few. And right for them.eigensinnig is for people with a mind of their own. The whole chapter is in the sli...
12/10/2026

Better for a few. And right for them.

eigensinnig is for people with a mind of their own. The whole chapter is in the slides. It comes from our latest journal, where you can also read about the fall designs and the mills behind our fabrics.

If it sounds like you, come by and try something on. Tuesday to Friday 1–7 PM, Saturday 11 AM–6 PM, Sankt-Ulrichs-Platz 4, 1070 Vienna. Or book an appointment with Toni or Alex.

Salzzähler. A black unisex oversized coat with a sculptural hood, made from a Japanese fabric by Takihyo: 52% cotton, 48...
08/10/2026

Salzzähler. A black unisex oversized coat with a sculptural hood, made from a Japanese fabric by Takihyo: 52% cotton, 48% wool.

Cocoon silhouette, dropped shoulders, wide sleeves, a vertical button placket and large patch pockets. It reaches well below the hips, so it carries you through fall, winter and the cool days in between.

The hood is the part people stop at. Worn up, it frames the face and makes the whole thing look almost architectural. Worn open, it falls across the shoulders like a collar that turned into a sculpture.

Cut for women and men. Fit and proportions can be adjusted in our tailoring atelier in Vienna, and the hood and lines stay as designed.

Try it on in the Salon at Sankt-Ulrichs-Platz, Tuesday to Friday 1–7 PM, Saturday 11 AM–6 PM. Or book an appointment with Toni or Alex.

30/09/2026

In August, a delegation from Yohji Yamamoto visited us at our fashion gallery and atelier.

We showed them around — the Salon, the atelier upstairs, the tailoring workshop. How a piece actually gets made here, from fabric to finished garment. Not just a tour — a real exchange of ideas between two ateliers that take the same things seriously.


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27/09/2026

On September 22nd, artist Liza Libenko opened EIGENWUCHS in our Salon — a site-specific installation made exclusively for this space.

Libenko doesn't treat painting as a surface waiting for a finished image. She applies, damages, removes, starts over. Oil and pigment meeting asphalt, ash, sand, wire, plant matter. The image gets pulled out of the process, not planned in advance.

No figures anywhere in her work. The human is gone. What's left are the traces — scorched plants, wounded surfaces, sharp wire structures. Growth and decay, temporarily standing among our coats.

Come see the artwork for yourself at our fashion gallery in Vienna.

Thank you, Liza, and everyone who came out that evening.


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Summer is truly over. Dark clouds gather over Vienna; daylight grows scarce. A T-shirt no longer does the job. Now for a...
26/09/2026

Summer is truly over. Dark clouds gather over Vienna; daylight grows scarce. A T-shirt no longer does the job. Now for a sweater. A jacket over it. Buttons fastened, collar up, hands in pockets. Fabrics grow heavier. Steps quicken.

A change of season is also a change of material. The light layers disappear; denser fabrics return. The designs now hanging in the Salon carry stories that reach much further back than last fall — Rotwelsch and Fratschlerin, Pesquet and Kreidekreis, Ivraie and Rübezahl, Salzzähler and Bracke. Half-forgotten words, old professions, minor mythological figures.

The archaic resides in these old traces — in figures, myths, trades, lives at the margins, and terms nearly lost to language. The design preserves their strangeness without clinging to the past. It carries them into fabric and form, letting some things disappear while others emerge more sharply. The result is clothing for the present.

Made for everyday wear. Anything but everyday in thought.

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