KH twenty four specialises in knitwear design and is based in London. We specialise in knitwear design, garments, concept development and production. KH twenty four's knitwear design team has worked alongside both leading high street brands and luxury high end designers.
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Our swatches are designed to be ‘production friendly’ including both technical instructions and a variety of colour ways. We work with our clients to create design concepts for both Autumn/Winter and Spring/Summer knitwear collections. Our designs cater to both luxury designers, high street brands and consumers.
Bora Aksu A/W 2013
Bora Aksu A/W 2013
Bora Aksu S/S 2012
Bora Aksu A/W 2012
Bora Aksu S/S 2011
Oscar Wilde’s the Happy Prince- the knitwear is inspired by inner beauty. We explored techniques such as ladders, as this created an openness in the knitwear which then could be layered underneath with fabrics. Inner beauty is just as beautiful as the outside. The floats from the ladder knits are linear when placed flat, which relates to the outer side. The linear floats change when placed around the body and they fall in a very natural way. This shows the two sides of beauty and the changes from outer to inner and the different layers which we don’t always see.
Open knits and ladder techniques in dusky pink cotton yarns, layered with black lace seeping through. Giving the knitwear a suitably rock ’n’ roll edge.
Bora Aksu A/W 2011
The knitwear is based on contrasts, Dr. Jeykll meets Mr Hyde, proper and improper, regular and irregular and combining opposites. To create this, we explored cable knits as the crossing between the cable show change and this reflected the theme. Increasing and decreasing the cable sizes also created an irregular pattern. We knitted large cable knits, as we wanted them to be raised on the surface, we placed these with flat areas of plain knitting which showed contrasts. This idea worked well with the theme.
Cable knits in merino wool are combined with classic tailoring fabrics to give a twist to tailoring and turning it into something new.
Bora Aksu S/S 2010
The inspiration for this knitwear collection came from looking at architecture especially Antoni Gaudi. We took the shapes from the buildings and created movement in the knitwear by exploring partial knit techniques. We created irregular holes which related to the window structures and natural forms in Gaudi’s buildings. The irregular structured holes combined with the delicate lace holes and twisted piping details in the knitwear are inspired by the characteristic traits of Gaudi’s architecture. We wanted to create organic-like and sculptural shapes, this was achieved by combining different textures of fabrics and layering the knitted pieces. Adding another dimension to the knitwear.
Marie Antoninette meets Edward Scissorhands. Knitted spiderweb overlays are entwined around the body. Ice blue and lilac body conscious dresses mixed with knitwear and ruffle scattered petals.
Bora Aksu S/S 2008
Knitwear pieces created for Avsh Alom Gur showing at London Fashion Week, Autumn/Winter & Spring/Summer 2007 collection.
Donna Karan commissioned KH24’s design team to work on her ‘Urban Zen’ collection for Spring/Summer 2012.
Knitwear pieces knitted for Mark Fast showing at London Fashion Week, Autumn/Winter 2014 collection.
Knitwear pieces created for Ossie Clark showing at London Fashion Week, Autumn/Winter & Spring/Summer 2009 collection.
- Swatches
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Our swatches are designed to be ‘production friendly’ including both technical instructions and a variety of colour ways. We work with our clients to create design concepts for both Autumn/Winter and Spring/Summer knitwear collections. Our designs cater to both luxury designers, high street brands and consumers.
- Bora Aksu
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Bora Aksu A/W 2013
Bora Aksu A/W 2013
Bora Aksu S/S 2012
Bora Aksu A/W 2012
Bora Aksu S/S 2011
Oscar Wilde’s the Happy Prince- the knitwear is inspired by inner beauty. We explored techniques such as ladders, as this created an openness in the knitwear which then could be layered underneath with fabrics. Inner beauty is just as beautiful as the outside. The floats from the ladder knits are linear when placed flat, which relates to the outer side. The linear floats change when placed around the body and they fall in a very natural way. This shows the two sides of beauty and the changes from outer to inner and the different layers which we don’t always see.
Open knits and ladder techniques in dusky pink cotton yarns, layered with black lace seeping through. Giving the knitwear a suitably rock ’n’ roll edge.
Bora Aksu A/W 2011
The knitwear is based on contrasts, Dr. Jeykll meets Mr Hyde, proper and improper, regular and irregular and combining opposites. To create this, we explored cable knits as the crossing between the cable show change and this reflected the theme. Increasing and decreasing the cable sizes also created an irregular pattern. We knitted large cable knits, as we wanted them to be raised on the surface, we placed these with flat areas of plain knitting which showed contrasts. This idea worked well with the theme.
Cable knits in merino wool are combined with classic tailoring fabrics to give a twist to tailoring and turning it into something new.
Bora Aksu S/S 2010
The inspiration for this knitwear collection came from looking at architecture especially Antoni Gaudi. We took the shapes from the buildings and created movement in the knitwear by exploring partial knit techniques. We created irregular holes which related to the window structures and natural forms in Gaudi’s buildings. The irregular structured holes combined with the delicate lace holes and twisted piping details in the knitwear are inspired by the characteristic traits of Gaudi’s architecture. We wanted to create organic-like and sculptural shapes, this was achieved by combining different textures of fabrics and layering the knitted pieces. Adding another dimension to the knitwear.
Marie Antoninette meets Edward Scissorhands. Knitted spiderweb overlays are entwined around the body. Ice blue and lilac body conscious dresses mixed with knitwear and ruffle scattered petals.
Bora Aksu S/S 2008
- Avsh Alom Gur
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Knitwear pieces created for Avsh Alom Gur showing at London Fashion Week, Autumn/Winter & Spring/Summer 2007 collection.
- Donna Karan
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Donna Karan commissioned KH24’s design team to work on her ‘Urban Zen’ collection for Spring/Summer 2012.
- Mark Fast
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Knitwear pieces knitted for Mark Fast showing at London Fashion Week, Autumn/Winter 2014 collection.
- Ossie Clark
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Knitwear pieces created for Ossie Clark showing at London Fashion Week, Autumn/Winter & Spring/Summer 2009 collection.
Press
Our design team have established a track record of delivering catwalk pieces for London Fashion Week and much of our work has been featured in the press. In addition to this, the design team has also been very active in London’s theatre district, designing bespoke costumes for the Lion King and for Kate Bush.
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