RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE
RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE represents the purest expression of the RUNDHOLZ aesthetic, sculptural, intelligent and deeply tactile. Designed in Germany by Carsten and Lenka Rundholz, this line explores proportion, structure and texture with quiet precision.
At House of Valerie, we see RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE as the cornerstone of modern ladies designerwear, where every piece carries both artistry and intention. Luxurious fabrics such as raccoon wool, silk and structured cotton are transformed into fluid shapes that move with the wearer. Each garment, from architectural coats and sculptural trousers to sumptuous knitwear and refined accessories, is designed to be layered, lived in and reinterpreted over time.
Discover the RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE Coats & Outerwear, RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE Knitwear, and RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE Trousers to explore a collection that defines modern minimalism through craftsmanship and form.
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Frequently Asked Questions
MAINLINE is the foundation of the brand’s design philosophy. It’s where RUNDHOLZ explores silhouette and structure at their most refined: minimalist yet expressive, modern yet timeless. Each collection focuses on craftsmanship, fabric innovation and architectural proportion.
Every RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE piece is conceived by Carsten and Lenka Rundholz in their German design studio, where form and material are developed together. Production is handled by trusted European ateliers known for precision tailoring and ethical craftsmanship.
RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE often plays with volume and drape, using asymmetry and layering to create movement. Pieces are designed to flow around the body rather than conform to it, offering shape through structure rather than tightness - a hallmark of the brand’s identity.
Texture is central to the RUNDHOLZ aesthetic. MAINLINE uses materials such as raccoon wool, structured cotton and silk blends to add tactile depth. These fabrics are chosen not just for appearance, but for the way they move, layer and respond to light.
RUNDHOLZ MAINLINE invites personal interpretation. Combine architectural outerwear with fluid trousers, or balance a voluminous pullover with slim tailoring. The result should feel natural, expressive and quietly confident, a reflection of individuality rather than conformity.