Wearable wood at the Africa Fashion Week Amsterdam 2015 by Albert Chapel and Diana Tambe. The designs have been inspired by clothes hangers you can hang up on a coat rack, such as your clothes also hangs up on a coat rack. What they mainly want to make clear is that wood is also portable. This with the addition of leather as connecting factor to everything portable.
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