About MYL BERLIN

Founded by Sebastian SK, MYL BERLIN rose from a vision to a vibrant reality, driven by the conviction that fashion holds the power to evoke change. Our journey has been one of relentless passion and perseverance, navigating through challenges and skepticism to carve out a niche that resonates with a message of equality and love. Inspired by the vortex of Berlin’s nightlife and the rich tapestry of its artist scene, our collections are a tribute to the city’s dynamic spirit.

MYL BERLIN is a brand that stands for empowerment and the celebration of diversity. The name “MYL” is a reclamation itself. It’s the phonetics for the word “Müll” which translates to “trash” in English. The choice of this name has a profound significance. It was chosen because our community have often been insulted as “trash” just because they had a different lifestyle, looks, or in some way different from the norm.

This reclamation of the word is a powerful statement against marginalization and a celebration of visibility and pride. It’s a testament to the brand’s defiance against societal norms and its commitment to inclusivity and diversity. So, when you hear MYL, it’s not just a brand name, but a symbol of solidarity and a call for change. It represents the brand’s mission to break stereotypes and show that some “rules” or “standards” set in the past can be replaced and are out of date. Why? Because your MYL item is hot, and you love it and u know what? You can reclame and redefine and be proud became Wearing MYL BERLIN signifies more than style and great fashion and craftmanship; it stands for a commitment to a more inclusive and freer world. It’s a statement that says, "We won’t be erased or hidden. We are not trash. We are MYL."

We are dedicated to genderless fashion, which has been a great challenge and a continues call for change, but we see it also as a unique selling point, and we stand by it.

Our genderless designs aim sometimes to provoke a thought or a conversation, always embracing diversity in the backbone of it, facing challenges from societal norms and expectations around gender categorization in fashion.

This has been a journey of self-doubt being faced by many oppositions but also self-realization and understanding the power of fashion and a community and the power in the cause, from developing fitting patterns, bad or good press and proving yourself to fight for a cause and engage with customers and wholesalers in new ways and spreading the word – showing how “normal” inclusivity is and how strong fashion and unity can be!