FAQ

I am always open to meeting new boutiques and little shops who'd like to stock mimimono. If you send me an email at hello@mimimono.shop I will provide you with wholesale pricing. You can find more mimimono resellers here.

mimimono ships domestically to The Netherlands as well as to all EU countries, the UK, the US, Canada, Japan, New Zealand & Australia. If you live somewhere else but would like to order don't hesitate to get in touch and I can work something out with you. More information on shipping can be found here. Tracked shipping is the most reliable option. It is optional to get your item shipped without tracking via PostNL. Please note you won't have tracking security with this option. And if your parcel goes missing it's at your own risk.

As the buyer you are responsible for any custom and import taxes that may apply in your country. Orders to The Netherlands and most EU countries are free of these taxes. However when you live outside of the EU taxes may apply.

How should I care for my mimimono's? mimimono's are made from 100% recycled Greencast Acrylic and stainless steel parts. Please don't wear your mimimono's in the water like swimming pools, the sea and showers. The high salt and chlorine levels can discolor the Acrylic and make the bonding glue between the pieces less stable. mimimono's are a handmade product. So if anything does happen to your mimimono's please let me know and we can probably work out a solution for you.

Yes, this is a one women show! I sketch, design and make everything in my Amsterdam studio. With my lasercutter I cut out all the shapes from 100% recycled Acrylic sheets. After this I assemble and package everything myself. So every piece passes through my hands. I started out as a graphic designer, so I love to think about the whole brand image from the product itself to packaging, branding and photography.

Greencast® are Acrylic sheets made from 100% recycled pre- and post consumer acrylic waste. Pre-consumer waste is acrylic that was discarded before it was ready for consumer use, like manufacturing scraps. Post-consumer waste is Acrylic which has served it's duty and brought back to the factory to be recycled. I also collect all scraps in the studio to be recycled back into new sheets.

A bit of a technical story, but here goes! First scraps and offcuts of leftover Acrylic are put through a depolymerization process. This breaks down the molecular structure of the material and brings it into a liquid state. After this it get's distilled and we are left with R-MMA, the original monomer from which new sheets are made. So in turning old offcuts and leftover pieces into new sheets a circulair new Acrylic is created!