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At Mah Roc, we believe in giving materials a second life.
We transform existing fabrics into unique pieces; each one shaped by what already exists, not what needs to be newly produced.
We collaborate with both corporate brands and small businesses to create custom products for launches, gifting, and special projects.
Our process is mindful. We work with limited materials, embrace imperfection, and design with intention.
Every piece carries a story of fabric, of hands, of a more conscious way of creating.
By choosing upcycled materials, we reduce waste and move towards a slower, more responsible approach to production.
We believe real change happens together.
Let’s create something meaningful with less impact, and more purpose.
The Perfect Pairing: Chef’s Table x Mah Roc
Created for a special evening of beer and food pairing, this limited-edition bag was designed as a companion to the table.
Inspired by Fred Erik’s beers each with its own color and character: every piece reflects a different flavor profile through carefully selected fabrics and embroidery details.
A keepsake to take the experience with you beyond the table.
Art, Carried
The Arrival of Spring, Normandy, 2020 | SSM
Specially designed for the David Hockney exhibition at Sakıp Sabancı Museum, these limited-edition bags celebrate color, texture, and artistic expression.
Each piece is created using patchworked fabrics, combined with hand embroidery and unique embellishments, echoing the playful and vibrant world of Hockney.
Crafted in limited quantities, every bag is one of a kind, carrying the spirit of art into everyday life.
Mah Roc x Zara : Designed for Change
Created for the opening event of Zara’s new store, this special edition bag was designed as a reflection of shared sustainability values.
Committing to 100% more sustainable fabrics and circular initiatives like Join Lifeand in-store recycling. Inspired by this shift, we reimagined existing fabrics into a limited series of up-cycled bags, crafted exclusively for the event’s guests.
