Blurring the lines between interactive art and sustainable design, the Henrik Vibskov Monster Sock is a sculptural "knitted textile worm" designed to challenge our relationship with waste. Crafted from 100% recycled polyester, this soft, playful figure acts as a vessel for your own textile scraps—stuffing it gives the piece its final shape while serving as a physical reflection on what we throw away. Inspired by the earthworm’s role as nature’s quiet recycler, this conceptual piece requires the wearer’s participation to reach its final form, turning the user into a co-maker. It’s a whimsical, tactile object that turns discarded materials into a bold statement on shared responsibility and the lifecycle of everyday objects.

• Sculptural knitted textile object designed to house textile waste
• Made from 100% recycled polyester
• Interactive design requires the user to stuff the piece with their own discarded fabrics (or comes hand-stuffed with shredded leftover materials from the HV Studio)
• Inspired by the earthworm as a symbol of natural recycling
• Playful, high-contrast monster aesthetic
• Acts as a physical and visual reflection on sustainability and circular design