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ANOTHER EVERYTHING
Practice for brand strategy and creative direction
Founded by @joachimbaan (🕊️) and @culturaltenor
For notes on culture: @another.something
It is with the deepest of sadness that I have to announce that Another has returned from “we” to “I.” Early this morning, my dear friend, mentor and creative soulmate Joachim passed away.
Joachim started Another in 2007 as his personal creative outlet, in the midst of the blogosphere. I joined him as an intern in 2012 and basically always stayed by his side in different capacities. Learning about “creative” work. And learning that you are never too old to learn, because, as he used to say, he “didn’t know anything himself, either.”
He imprinted in me the belief that creativity is about making choices based on finding your own take on beauty, wherever you are. And that being distinctive comes from personal taste, rather than giving in to what is expected or what others might think.
Through this shared fundamental belief, I felt in my gut that I had found my natural place next to him: as a second pair of brains and eyes, the conceptual thinker and the words to his elegant graphics and photographic captions. Over the years, this resulted in client work, in-house work and numerous side projects that we co-created. And eventually in our shared brand consultancy, which we started at the end of 2024.
I can’t imagine a (creative) life without him. But here it is anyway. All I can try to do now is keep up the pace Joachim taught me (or lovingly forced my doubtful self into). To keep chasing beauty and interesting ideas wherever I am. To keep carrying the Another flag.
As he will surely be planting a new Another project wherever he is now: beginning a new side project, rushing toward new loving encounters and making the world around him a little more beautiful.
I will miss him for the rest of my life.
Christoph
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
The 2025 recap — Read it on another.so and our Another Recap newsletter (link in bio)
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
A collaboration about noticing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. In the project, the polder became both subject and stage: outspoken yet quiet, strict yet beautiful. A quintessentially Dutch invention revealed in all its restraint and all its force.
After last Monday’s final day of @dedamfoundation’s pop-up in Amsterdam, “De Polder” will be presented once more in Paris during PFW, in the de dam foundation showroom, at the end of January 2026.
The coat and cap are also available to order now at dedamfoundation.com.
Photography by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
A closer look at the trench coat and cap. Two collaborative pieces by @another.something, @dedamfoundation and @bylennardkok, inspired by the wide, open fields of the Dutch polder.
The coat is crafted from Japanese cotton gabardine with a water-resistant finish on the outside and lined with Japanese cupro on the inside. Each piece features buffalo horn buttons sourced from Germany, hand-painted labels by @bylennardkok, and fully hand-stitched details throughout. Produced exclusively in small quantities and manufactured in South Korea.
After debuting last weekend at @juki.amsterdam, the pieces are showcased at the @dedamfoundation pop-up on Prinsengracht 234 starting today, and later in Paris during PFW this January. Also available at dedamfoundation.com.
Photos by @joachimbaan
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
An enormous thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated the launch of “De Polder” with us in Amsterdam’s De Pijp at @juki.amsterdam. 🫶
Special thanks to Kim and Jules of @juki.amsterdam, @ruben.oosterman and Elisabeth, @gramofwhite, @peroni_nl and @earth_water. 🫶
For those who have missed it: both the coat and the cap are available for order online now through @dedamfoundation’s webstore. 🙌
And come see the garments (+ the complete collection) and us (again), at the @dedamfoundation pop-up store starting tomorrow at Prinsengracht 234 in Amsterdam ánd in Paris during PFW this January! 🙏
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
Starring @mistral.guidotti
Text by Hans Dorrestijn
Music by @de_rivier
Grade by @michelblom_
Special thanks @cinesupply.nl @ruben.oosterman
A film by @milanvandril & @another.something / @another.everything
@dedamfoundation
@bylennardkok
Today, is the last day that the project is on display at @juki.amsterdam: Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B, Amsterdam.
The coat and cap are now available to order online too, via @dedamfoundation’s webstore.
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
As the first collaboration between the three of us; Another, the cultural platform and brand consultancy; de dam foundation, the garment maker; and Lennard Kok, the artist and illustrator, we studied the polder and translated it into garments, drawings and film. The most prominent result is a trench coat and a cap. Both quiet. Both exact. Both built to stand in the wind without complaint.
The coat is unmistakably a de dam foundation signature piece, made in founder and creative director John Ro’s country of birth, South Korea. Crafted from an extraordinary dark khaki Japanese cotton gabardine, it carries a subtle red hue woven through the fabric. Its oversized silhouette is completed by a signature high-neck collar, built for extra protection against Dutch rain. The six-panel cap follows the same principle: medium-weight double-ply cotton, a clean silhouette, nothing unnecessary. Inside the coat, the oversized label features a single hand-drawn image by Lennard Kok, a lone figure in deep shadow walking (below sea level) through the polder. Inside the cap, a smaller drawing waits like a quiet secret beneath the surface.
The campaign was shot in the place that sparked the first inspiration for the project: the Eemnes polder. Belgian actor Mistral Guidotti takes the role of the lone walker, moving steadily across the reclaimed land. The film by @milanvandril extends the atmosphere of Lennard’s drawing into motion. Joachim photographed the series, capturing the calm severity of the place. Music by @de_rivier keeps it moving, a haunting guitar-driven score that seems to push the walker forward.
The collaboration is about seeing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. The polder is both subject and stage, outspoken and quiet, strict and beautiful, a famously Dutch invention shown in all its restraint and all its force.
Tomorrow and the day after the project is still on display at @juki.amsterdam: Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B, Amsterdam.
The coat and cap are now available to order online too, via @dedamfoundation’s webstore.
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
As the first collaboration between the three of us; Another, the cultural platform and brand consultancy; de dam foundation, the garment maker; and Lennard Kok, the artist and illustrator, we studied the polder and translated it into garments, drawings and film. The most prominent result is a trench coat and a cap. Both quiet. Both exact. Both built to stand in the wind without complaint.
The coat is unmistakably a de dam foundation signature piece, made in founder and creative director John Ro’s country of birth, South Korea. Crafted from an extraordinary dark khaki Japanese cotton gabardine, it carries a subtle red hue woven through the fabric. Its oversized silhouette is completed by a signature high-neck collar, built for extra protection against Dutch rain. The six-panel cap follows the same principle: medium-weight double-ply cotton, a clean silhouette, nothing unnecessary. Inside the coat, the oversized label features a single hand-drawn image by Lennard Kok, a lone figure in deep shadow walking (below sea level) through the polder. Inside the cap, a smaller drawing waits like a quiet secret beneath the surface.
The campaign was shot in the place that sparked the first inspiration for the project: the Eemnes polder. Belgian actor Mistral Guidotti takes the role of the lone walker, moving steadily across the reclaimed land. The film by @milanvandril extends the atmosphere of Lennard’s drawing into motion. Joachim photographed the series, capturing the calm severity of the place. Music by @de_rivier keeps it moving, a haunting guitar-driven score that seems to push the walker forward.
The collaboration is about seeing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. The polder is both subject and stage, outspoken and quiet, strict and beautiful, a famously Dutch invention shown in all its restraint and all its force.
Tomorrow and the day after the project is still on display at @juki.amsterdam: Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B, Amsterdam.
The coat and cap are now available to order online too, via @dedamfoundation’s webstore.
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
As the first collaboration between the three of us; Another, the cultural platform and brand consultancy; de dam foundation, the garment maker; and Lennard Kok, the artist and illustrator, we studied the polder and translated it into garments, drawings and film. The most prominent result is a trench coat and a cap. Both quiet. Both exact. Both built to stand in the wind without complaint.
The coat is unmistakably a de dam foundation signature piece, made in founder and creative director John Ro’s country of birth, South Korea. Crafted from an extraordinary dark khaki Japanese cotton gabardine, it carries a subtle red hue woven through the fabric. Its oversized silhouette is completed by a signature high-neck collar, built for extra protection against Dutch rain. The six-panel cap follows the same principle: medium-weight double-ply cotton, a clean silhouette, nothing unnecessary. Inside the coat, the oversized label features a single hand-drawn image by Lennard Kok, a lone figure in deep shadow walking (below sea level) through the polder. Inside the cap, a smaller drawing waits like a quiet secret beneath the surface.
The campaign was shot in the place that sparked the first inspiration for the project: the Eemnes polder. Belgian actor Mistral Guidotti takes the role of the lone walker, moving steadily across the reclaimed land. The film by @milanvandril extends the atmosphere of Lennard’s drawing into motion. Joachim photographed the series, capturing the calm severity of the place. Music by @de_rivier keeps it moving, a haunting guitar-driven score that seems to push the walker forward.
The collaboration is about seeing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. The polder is both subject and stage, outspoken and quiet, strict and beautiful, a famously Dutch invention shown in all its restraint and all its force.
Tomorrow and the day after the project is still on display at @juki.amsterdam: Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B, Amsterdam.
The coat and cap are now available to order online too, via @dedamfoundation’s webstore.
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
As the first collaboration between the three of us; Another, the cultural platform and brand consultancy; de dam foundation, the garment maker; and Lennard Kok, the artist and illustrator, we studied the polder and translated it into garments, drawings and film. The most prominent result is a trench coat and a cap. Both quiet. Both exact. Both built to stand in the wind without complaint.
The coat is unmistakably a de dam foundation signature piece, made in founder and creative director John Ro’s country of birth, South Korea. Crafted from an extraordinary dark khaki Japanese cotton gabardine, it carries a subtle red hue woven through the fabric. Its oversized silhouette is completed by a signature high-neck collar, built for extra protection against Dutch rain. The six-panel cap follows the same principle: medium-weight double-ply cotton, a clean silhouette, nothing unnecessary. Inside the coat, the oversized label features a single hand-drawn image by Lennard Kok, a lone figure in deep shadow walking (below sea level) through the polder. Inside the cap, a smaller drawing waits like a quiet secret beneath the surface.
The campaign was shot in the place that sparked the first inspiration for the project: the Eemnes polder. Belgian actor Mistral Guidotti takes the role of the lone walker, moving steadily across the reclaimed land. The film by @milanvandril extends the atmosphere of Lennard’s drawing into motion. Joachim photographed the series, capturing the calm severity of the place. Music by @de_rivier keeps it moving, a haunting guitar-driven score that seems to push the walker forward.
The collaboration is about seeing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. The polder is both subject and stage, outspoken and quiet, strict and beautiful, a famously Dutch invention shown in all its restraint and all its force.
Tomorrow and the day after the project is still on display at @juki.amsterdam: Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B, Amsterdam.
The coat and cap are now available to order online too, via @dedamfoundation’s webstore.
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
As the first collaboration between the three of us; Another, the cultural platform and brand consultancy; de dam foundation, the garment maker; and Lennard Kok, the artist and illustrator, we studied the polder and translated it into garments, drawings and film. The most prominent result is a trench coat and a cap. Both quiet. Both exact. Both built to stand in the wind without complaint.
The coat is unmistakably a de dam foundation signature piece, made in founder and creative director John Ro’s country of birth, South Korea. Crafted from an extraordinary dark khaki Japanese cotton gabardine, it carries a subtle red hue woven through the fabric. Its oversized silhouette is completed by a signature high-neck collar, built for extra protection against Dutch rain. The six-panel cap follows the same principle: medium-weight double-ply cotton, a clean silhouette, nothing unnecessary. Inside the coat, the oversized label features a single hand-drawn image by Lennard Kok, a lone figure in deep shadow walking (below sea level) through the polder. Inside the cap, a smaller drawing waits like a quiet secret beneath the surface.
The campaign was shot in the place that sparked the first inspiration for the project: the Eemnes polder. Belgian actor Mistral Guidotti takes the role of the lone walker, moving steadily across the reclaimed land. The film by @milanvandril extends the atmosphere of Lennard’s drawing into motion. Joachim photographed the series, capturing the calm severity of the place. Music by @de_rivier keeps it moving, a haunting guitar-driven score that seems to push the walker forward.
The collaboration is about seeing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. The polder is both subject and stage, outspoken and quiet, strict and beautiful, a famously Dutch invention shown in all its restraint and all its force.
Tomorrow and the day after the project is still on display at @juki.amsterdam: Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B, Amsterdam.
The coat and cap are now available to order online too, via @dedamfoundation’s webstore.
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
As the first collaboration between the three of us; Another, the cultural platform and brand consultancy; de dam foundation, the garment maker; and Lennard Kok, the artist and illustrator, we studied the polder and translated it into garments, drawings and film. The most prominent result is a trench coat and a cap. Both quiet. Both exact. Both built to stand in the wind without complaint.
The coat is unmistakably a de dam foundation signature piece, made in founder and creative director John Ro’s country of birth, South Korea. Crafted from an extraordinary dark khaki Japanese cotton gabardine, it carries a subtle red hue woven through the fabric. Its oversized silhouette is completed by a signature high-neck collar, built for extra protection against Dutch rain. The six-panel cap follows the same principle: medium-weight double-ply cotton, a clean silhouette, nothing unnecessary. Inside the coat, the oversized label features a single hand-drawn image by Lennard Kok, a lone figure in deep shadow walking (below sea level) through the polder. Inside the cap, a smaller drawing waits like a quiet secret beneath the surface.
The campaign was shot in the place that sparked the first inspiration for the project: the Eemnes polder. Belgian actor Mistral Guidotti takes the role of the lone walker, moving steadily across the reclaimed land. The film by @milanvandril extends the atmosphere of Lennard’s drawing into motion. Joachim photographed the series, capturing the calm severity of the place. Music by @de_rivier keeps it moving, a haunting guitar-driven score that seems to push the walker forward.
The collaboration is about seeing the subtle poetry of a Dutch landscape that demands patience. The polder is both subject and stage, outspoken and quiet, strict and beautiful, a famously Dutch invention shown in all its restraint and all its force.
Tomorrow and the day after the project is still on display at @juki.amsterdam: Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B, Amsterdam.
The coat and cap are now available to order online too, via @dedamfoundation’s webstore.
Another x de dam foundation x Lennard Kok
present “De Polder”
Please join us at @juki.amsterdam tomorrow to celebrate and experience the collaboration in full: space, sound, film and the two special edition garments.
Friday November 28
Starting at 17:00
@juki.amsterdam
Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B, Amsterdam
With a special live set by @ruben.oosterman (De Rivier)
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
[10-2025] (creative direction, photography and storytelling) Some of our favorites from the Atelier Munro x AFC Ajax 25/26 campaign
All photography by Joachim
Video by @milanvandril
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