Kaia Malõh draws inspiration from the checkered shawls of the West Estonian islands, bringing their patterns and rhythms into contemporary clothing design. The motifs used in the collection originate from linen and cotton shawls worn on Saaremaa in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The garments are minimalist and clearly structured, designed for both women and men, with an emphasis on the interplay of patterns within the details. The clothing is mainly made from linen and linen-blend fabrics, with some materials woven locally on looms. The designer primarily creates her pieces on a made-to-order basis and strives to keep material use as close to zero waste as possible. Kaia Malõh participates in the OmaMood fashion show in 2026.