ABOUT

SANNA PATRICK is a fashion brand for strong, powerful individuals, dedicated to creating inheritable garments. Inspired by Plato’s Spherical Human philosophy, which speaks of mutual love and completeness, Sanna and Patrick celebrate the beauty and joy of life. Their relationship serves as the foundation for their collections.

The Spherical Human philosophy is Plato’s idea that, at the dawn of humanity, we were once perfect, self-sufficient, spherical beings. These beings existed in three forms: all-male, all-female, and female-male. However, when they became too powerful, the gods split them in half. Since then, humans have been searching for their other half, longing to become whole again. This philosophy speaks to why we fall in love, seek connection, and experience diverse forms of attraction. At its core, it promotes compassion, acceptance, and respect—not only toward one another but also toward the world around us.

Sanna and Patrick Schubert are the creative duo behind SANNA PATRICK. With family roots across different European countries and a life spent in many places, they see themselves as Europeans rather than solely Germans. Their multicultural influences, combined with their education in Germany, Belgium, and Italy, shape their creative vision. Their designs merge sharp Italian tailoring with sportswear elements and refined elegance, all infused with a vibrant perspective on life.

Sanna studied fashion design at Reutlingen University, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, and Polimoda. She honed her skills at esteemed fashion houses such as Cacharel, A.F. Vandevorst, and Hugo Boss. Patrick, with a diploma in design from Merz Academy, comes from a creative background spanning film direction, production, and creative direction before transitioning into fashion.

Together, they collaborated on Sanna’s master collection, Girls Are Hunters, which was presented at Alta Roma and Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin, among others. The collection garnered significant attention, earning a showcase in the window display of Société Anonyme, the iconic Florence-based concept store. It was also awarded the Rebelpin Fashion Award by ACTE.