About
Divoki means “the wild ones.”
The ones who feel a little out of place in a world that moves too fast.
The ones who crave depth instead of trends.
The ones who know there must be another way to live.
Divoki began with clothing. But it was never only about clothing.
How it started
My name is Kristina, and I’m the founder — and the hands — behind Divoki.
As a teenager, I chased trends and filled my closet with cheap, fast fashion pieces. At the same time, I was secretly experimenting with my mum’s sewing machine, adjusting my clothes and falling in love with creating.
After finishing my studies, I left Slovakia and worked in different countries around the world. I didn’t come from money — I worked in hospitality and reinvested everything into the next journey. Traveling exposed me to incredible cultures, traditional crafts, and artisans who poured their hearts into what they made.
And slowly, something shifted in me. I began to miss sewing. To miss creating. To miss slowness.
When I eventually moved to France, I brought vintage fabrics from my grandmother and began making my own clothes again — this time not to follow trends, but to feel connected.
I never studied fashion. I simply followed the instinct to create.

While making garments, I noticed something unexpected:
Creating was changing how I felt. It slowed my thoughts. It helped me process emotions. It grounded me in a way shopping never did.
That’s when Divoki stopped being just a sustainable fashion brand. It became a space. A space to reconnect with creativity and to come back to ourselves.

What Divoki is today
Divoki is still handmade clothing, created slowly and consciously from vintage and secondhand materials.
But more than that, it is:
🌿 A quiet rebellion against mindless consumption
🎨 A reminder that creativity is healing
🤝 A growing community of people choosing intention over impulse
I am the founder.
But Divoki is not just me.
It is everyone who resonates with this way of living.

Each piece is made in small quantities, thoughtfully and slowly — as an alternative to fast fashion.
Buying is optional. Belonging is not.
Thank you for being here.
Whether you watch, read, create, or wear something made by hand - you are part of the wild ones.
Welcome to Divoki.