During my time at Kiska GmbH, I contributed to the design and development of four KTM Casual collections as part of the functional apparel department. Each year, a clear creative direction guided the process—from ideation and refinement, through tech pack creation and sample reporting, to market distribution.
The collections included men’s, women’s, and kids’ apparel, as well as accessories, with all aspects carefully considered: graphic artwork, print technology, trims, and fabric selection. This end-to-end approach ensured consistency, technical performance, and adherence to KTM’s brand identity across all product categories.
The collections included men’s, women’s, and kids’ apparel, as well as accessories, with all aspects carefully considered: graphic artwork, print technology, trims, and fabric selection. This end-to-end approach ensured consistency, technical performance, and adherence to KTM’s brand identity across all product categories.
︎︎︎KTM RACR︎︎︎collection MY 2018–2022︎︎︎︎
RACR
I led the design of a capsule collection for KTM RACR, creating exclusive merchandise celebrating Toni Cairoli’s legend during his time under KTM sponsorship. The collection centered around the iconic tag TC222, translating the rider’s spirit and racing achievements into high-quality apparel and accessories.
The project combined brand storytelling, performance design, and collectible merchandise, reinforcing KTM RACR’s visibility and heritage within the motocross community.
The project combined brand storytelling, performance design, and collectible merchandise, reinforcing KTM RACR’s visibility and heritage within the motocross community.
In Kiska GmbH, Francesca Tosin worked on the design and development of four Husqvarna Motorcycle Casual collections within the functional apparel department. Each season followed a clear creative direction, covering the full process from concept and ideation, through tech pack development and sample review, to final market launch.
The collections included men’s, women’s, and kids’ apparel, along with accessories, with every detail carefully curated: graphic artwork, print techniques, trims, and fabric selection. This end-to-end approach ensured technical performance, cohesive brand identity, and a distinctive lifestyle appeal across all Husqvarna Motorcycle products.
The collections included men’s, women’s, and kids’ apparel, along with accessories, with every detail carefully curated: graphic artwork, print techniques, trims, and fabric selection. This end-to-end approach ensured technical performance, cohesive brand identity, and a distinctive lifestyle appeal across all Husqvarna Motorcycle products.
For EXR Korea, I created—during my time in Change design—the complete seasonal graphic language, trims, and print directions across the brand’s four apparel and accessories collections. The footwear collection was also strategically aligned with the main apparel business, ensuring a cohesive visual identity and a unified brand message across all product categories.
I developed inspirational moodboards for the creative department in Seoul, guiding seasonal decisions in color, materials, and visual storytelling.
In addition, I designed and developed special retail projects connected to key annual events, strengthening EXR’s presence through store activations, limited editions, and promotional concepts.
I developed inspirational moodboards for the creative department in Seoul, guiding seasonal decisions in color, materials, and visual storytelling.
In addition, I designed and developed special retail projects connected to key annual events, strengthening EXR’s presence through store activations, limited editions, and promotional concepts.
Pirelli PZero
In Change design studio, I was responsible for the graphic direction of the apparel, footwear, and accessories seasonal collections for Pirelli PZero. My work included creating inspirational collection moodboards, designing and developing graphics, and crafting patterns that crossed apparel and footwear—including internal linings. I also designed trims and visual details to ensure the collections had a holistic and unified approach across all product categories.
In Change design studio, Francesca Tosin contributed to the design and development of the first yoga collection under the NO KA´OI label, produced and distributed by The Rilievi Group. The collection introduced a new luxurious approach, featuring tonal, nature-inspired graphics and small yet sophisticated bead details. The same visual language was translated into the upper items through the use of pleats, creating a three-dimensional and organic effect. The collection also included yoga mats, blocks, and additional accessories, completing a cohesive and elevated product range.