"Mir Castle and Brest Railway Station can now be worn: the new Mark Formelle collection is love for Belarus in every detail" 🇧🇾✨

Mark Formelle has released a limited capsule collection, "Architecture of Belarus," featuring iconic landmarks. The manufacturer's idea is that Belarus's beloved places can now be carried with you. While some brands release clothing with foreign prints, the Belarusian manufacturer decided to remind us of the beauty and uniqueness of native architecture. The new line features recognizable silhouettes of cultural sites that shape the country's image. 🏗️

🎨 What's in the collection?

The main highlight of the collection is the imagery of recognizable Belarusian architectural landmarks. Behind each print is a deliberate choice and a sense of the place. The line features hoodies and sweatshirts with images of:

Brest Railway Station — one of the symbols of the hero city

Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre in Minsk — the capital's calling card

Grodno Drama Theatre — an architectural gem overlooking the Neman River

Mir Castle — a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Minsk Gates — the legendary twin towers on the station square

🎨 Design: minimalism with respect for the classics

When creating the prints, designers used a fine line, which preserved the recognizability of the landmarks while keeping the images minimalist. This approach references the style of 20th-century architectural graphics, when building drawings became an art form in their own right.

The collection's color palette consists of calm, basic shades:

Burgundy

Black

Gray

Milk

Dark blue

"Belarus is a country of amazing contrasts, where centuries-old castles coexist with avant-garde 20th-century architecture. Creating this collection, we wanted to remind people that cultural heritage is part of our everyday life. We deliberately chose a calm color scheme and a minimalist presentation so that these sweatshirts would become a beloved wardrobe staple," brand representatives note.

💡 The idea: not just clothing, but a reason to travel

The creators of the collection see it not just as wardrobe items, but as a source of inspiration. The hoodies are expected to encourage new mini-trips to the places depicted on them. And for those who are far away now, a sweatshirt with Mir Castle or Brest Railway Station will serve as a warm and vivid reminder of their native land.

By the way, this is not the brand's first patriotic collection. Earlier, Mark Formelle released collaborations with the National Art Museum, where masterpieces by Belarusian and European artists — Aivazovsky, Khrutsky, Drozdovich and others — were transferred onto clothing. There was also a capsule called "World Heritage" dedicated to Mir Castle, Nesvizh Palace and Belovezhskaya Pushcha. And in 2025, the brand, in collaboration with artist Petra Klimovich, released the collection "Dear Minsk" — a declaration of love to the Belarusian capital.

💰 Prices and where to buy

Prices for the new collection "Architecture of Belarus" range from 55 to 80 rubles.

The collection is already available:

At Mark Formelle brand stores

On the brand's official website with delivery throughout Belarus

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