About Kima
Our Vision
Our Production
Behind every KIMA piece is a story of craftsmanship and responsibility. All of our garments are produced in INT TRADE DOOEL, a family-owned factory in North Macedonia.
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Located in the heart of Europe’s textile industry, INT TRADE DOOEL combines decades of expertise with modern techniques. Skilled artisans bring each blazer, trouser, and top to life with precision tailoring and attention to detail. By partnering with one trusted production house, we can guarantee not only consistent quality, but also fair working conditions and a transparent supply chain.
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We believe that empowering women starts with respect, for people, for craftsmanship, and for the planet. That’s why we keep our production close, our batches limited, and our focus on creating pieces that last.
KIMA was founded by Frederique and Lotte (Maria) with one mission: to reinvent the classic women’s suit. More than a garment, our tailoring is a statement, wearable art for women who shape the world on their own terms.
Our vision is built on four words that define the essence of KIMA:
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1. Avant-Garde
KIMA was born from a desire to reinvent the classic women’s suit. Not a copy-paste of what’s already out there, but a fresh perspective: unexpected combinations, creative detailing, and bold silhouettes. We see tailoring as more than fashion, it’s an art form.
2. Edgy
With sharp lines, bold cuts, and unapologetic styling, KIMA creates looks that make a statement. Our suits are designed for women who take up space and lead with confidence, all while keeping it effortlessly cool. Think minimalism with an edge.
3. Sophisticated
Every detail of KIMA reflects craftsmanship. From fabrics to finish, each piece is responsibly made in North Macedonia, in small ateliers where quality comes first. Our aesthetic is timeless but never dull, elegance with a modern twist.
4. Empowering
KIMA is for women who don’t just wear clothes, but own them. Our collection is designed to make you feel strong, comfortable, and unapologetically yourself, whether you’re walking into a boardroom or a dinner party.