The new MONOSUIT SS21 collection was inspired by the iconic movie «Destroy All Monsters» directed in 1968 by Japanese director Ishiro Honda, who ironically pictured the giant creatures attacking the city.

“Sometimes these days I dream about turning into a superhero in a smart costume, which would give me a superpower to deal with myself and all the mess around” — says Maria Agapkina, MONOSUIT’s founder and designer.

A centerpiece of the brand is the world's first high-tech seamless jumpsuit aka monoskin made of regenerated nylon which fiber is composed of ocean and landfill waste. Monoskins can be endlessly recycled, recreated and remolded with a minimum environmental footprint. In the current collection the monoskins contain 1/3 of this recycled yarn, while we’re transitioning to the 100% use of it — each sale guarantees a 20% donation towards the development and implementation of this technology to ensure a full switch to the circular design in the nearest future.

«Besides the circular design benefits, it’s also crucial that our monoskin is very lightweight, ultimately soft, breathable, antibacterial, and has a thermal effect. We continue to develop our technology every season, and this approach to production will definitely help Earth breathe easier" - comments Maria Agapkina. Additionally, MONOSUIT keeps an overall responsible approach for a safer environment and sustainability: no overstock, always cruelty-free, seasonless collections, and all recycle everything. So, while destroying all monsters, MONOSUIT also aims to get rid of the global and most evil one — planet pollution — through an alternative and safe approach to the clothes production.

The core aesthetics of the collection is the human authenticity and clean consciousness. In this line MONOSUIT focuses on the sheer second-skin items to embody confidence along with its fragility at the same time. Another focus is the color splash, suprematic prints and experimental fit as a reference to the real bold feelings not caged with those damn monstrous casualties and routine.

“This time I used bright colors, functional cut and a lot of transparency to build up the power and discover the clear noise-free perception of life”, — says Maria Agapkina, MONOSUIT’s founder and designer.