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EAT DUST
Eat Dust is a Belgian denim brand founded in 2010 by longtime friends Rob Harmsen & Keith Hioco in the city of Antwerp. Both were raised on a diet of skateboarding and a healthy dose of punk rock, which instilled a DIY attitude in them.With years of experience in the fashion world – including work for brands as varied as Raf Simons, Essentiel, Diesel, G-Star and Lee – they decided the time was right to venture out on their own. At the heart of Eat Dust lies Rob & Keith’s headstrong and rebellious nature. They merge classic menswear and their love for denim with a wide range of influences, drawing from old Western styles, military wear, Americana, motorcycling, skateboarding and musical subcultures. Always with an open mind and a need to push forward. The result is a contemporary lifestyle brand with an outspoken attitude.
Eat Dust was founded on the principle of an uncompromising vision and the pursuit of quality, integrity and originality. This includes taking a stand against many of the appalling practices of today’s fashion industry. All production, sourcing and fabric development is retained in Europe, because Eat Dust attaches great importance to craftsmanship, tradition, expertise, human dignity and respect. Plus, proximity makes working together a lot easier.
Girls of Dust is the female counterpart of Eat Dust clothing , launched by Rob Harmsen and Keith Hioco in 2010. Designer Aline Walther graduated together with Keith at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. Both worked as freelance designers for diverse labels before creating a project of their own. Rob is the sales & marketing mastermind behind the two collections. He has an international sales background and worked for several major denim brands.
Eat Dust was founded on the principle of an uncompromising vision and the pursuit of quality, integrity and originality. This includes taking a stand against many of the appalling practices of today’s fashion industry. All production, sourcing and fabric development is retained in Europe, because Eat Dust attaches great importance to craftsmanship, tradition, expertise, human dignity and respect. Plus, proximity makes working together a lot easier.
Girls of Dust is the female counterpart of Eat Dust clothing , launched by Rob Harmsen and Keith Hioco in 2010. Designer Aline Walther graduated together with Keith at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. Both worked as freelance designers for diverse labels before creating a project of their own. Rob is the sales & marketing mastermind behind the two collections. He has an international sales background and worked for several major denim brands.
