Maria, the founder of MARUSYA, with a hand-knitted piece on a mannequin

About the brand

MARUSYA is hand-knitted clothing and accessories at the crossroads of craft, contemporary fashion and cultural memory.
Hello, I’m Maria, the founder of MARUSYA. I created the brand out of love for hand knitting and a wish to show how varied, modern and expressive it can be.
At its centre has always been a woman and her many states. Tender and bold. Romantic and ironic. Fragile and strong. Naive and provocative. You don’t have to choose between them — each of them is you.
Today MARUSYA is a world we create together with our team. We explore form, colour, texture and volume, reimagining Slavic culture, art and craft traditions through contemporary fashion.
Every collection is a new story about femininity. We make our pieces by hand and in limited runs — some exist as a single piece. For women who choose a piece not because it should please someone else, but because they feel: “This is for me. Only for me.”
Maria
Founder & creative director
Autumn–Winter 26/27 — the collection

Swan Lake

Two swans, one soul.
Model in a pearl headpiece and a soft knitted jumper, Swan Lake collection
Swan Lake is a poetic, feminine collection inspired by duality — the eternal tension between light and shadow, grace and strength, surrender and will.
It reimagines Odette and Odile — two swans, one soul. Here softness becomes armour, and transformation becomes a form of freedom.
The concept draws on the language of Russian ballet as a visual universe of its own: theatrical volumes, delicate textures and the choreography of fabric in motion. Knitwear becomes a second skin — airy, tactile and alive.
Through hand-made pieces in mohair and silk, Swan Lake explores femininity as something dual and independent — not a performance for others, but a personal mythology worn close to the body.
Model in a lace cape and lace mask, Swan Lake collection
Shop · Autumn–Winter 2026/27

The collection

Muse Maison Marusya

Women who wear MARUSYA in their own way
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