Cassandra Rhodin is an illustrator. In Stockholm, in 2006, she decides to put her drawings on clothes — wolves, snakes, creatures that exist only in her imagination — and the result is Mini Rodini. Every season begins at her desk, with a pencil and a blank page. The clothes that follow are genderless and durable, made from organic and recycled fabrics, and carry that rare quality of feeling like they were made by someone who genuinely meant it.