Ecstatic Friends is more than just an e-shop. It’s a space where creativity and community collide, where every piece is designed and handmade with the hope of spreading joy, self-expression, and a touch of the wild. I’m here to sew, screenprint, and share designs that spark a sense of ecstasy in you—my friends, new and old.
Our Mission: Joy as a Movement
Ecstatic Friends was born from a simple idea: that clothing can be a portal to joy, empowerment, and connection. When you wear something that feels alive, it has a way of sparking something within you—and that feeling is contagious. My dream is to see our little community grow into a movement, a collective of friends who inspire one another to live with more joy, freedom, and creativity.
I create each piece with this in mind, putting my heart into every stitch and screenprint. Here, clothes aren’t mass-produced—they’re crafted with intention, meant to inspire those electric moments that make life feel vibrant and full.
Join the Cult (Don’t Worry, It’s a Fun One)
Ecstatic Friends isn’t just a brand—it’s a kind of cult, but in the best way. Think of it as a gathering of like-minded souls who believe in making art, spreading joy, and supporting one another. I want to build a space where we can connect, collaborate, and lift each other up. Our community is open to anyone who wants to live a little louder and share in the energy we’re creating together.
From hosting meet-ups and creative collaborations to encouraging you to express yourself through the pieces you wear, I want Ecstatic Friends to be a place where we can all show up as our most ecstatic selves. You’ll see this reflected in every design and each new collection I release—pieces that are bold, personal, and crafted with care.
Here’s to You, Ecstatic Friends!
I can’t wait to see where this journey takes us. Whether you’re here to find a unique piece to add to your wardrobe, or you’re looking to join a community that values joy, creativity, and connection—welcome! Let’s make something ecstatic together.
How It All Began
It all started in 2019 when I began experimenting with tie-dyeing thrifted clothes. What began as a fun, spontaneous hobby soon turned into a passion. I started seeing the potential in the overlooked, the secondhand, and the forgotten—and I wanted to transform them into something new, something alive. The joy of turning plain fabrics into bold, colorful designs sparked an idea: why not share this joy with others?
From there, I started sewing my own creations, diving deeper into the world of fashion, and learning every step along the way. My first fashion show at WAX in Bratislava was a huge milestone. It was there I realized that the energy I was putting into each piece was contagious. People were not just admiring the clothes; they were feeling the same joy and excitement I felt while making them.
As I grew as a designer, I began to experiment with new ways of creating. I ventured into digital garment design, using CLO 3D to bring my ideas to life in virtual space. This opened up an entirely new world of possibilities, allowing me to design with even greater freedom and precision.
o106 fest:
As part of the o106 Fest in Modra, I had the opportunity to participate in a dynamic fashion show, contributing to this vibrant, multi-genre festival that supports young creatives and raises awareness for important causes. The event, which took place at the iconic Kaštieľ Modra, showcased the artistic talents of local artists and performers, with all contributions aimed at benefiting children affected by generational poverty.
Through my involvement in the fashion show, I joined a community of like-minded individuals dedicated to using their art to make a meaningful impact. It was an incredible experience to present my designs in such a meaningful context, where the power of creativity converged with social good.
The festival brought together music, art, and fashion to promote positive change, and I am proud to have been a part of it, helping to elevate the voices of young people and support a cause close to my heart.
