A small atelier from Galicia, dressing women who move softly and stand firm. Limited series, woven slowly, cut to last.
We were born between sea and sun, between an Atlantic studio in A Coruña and a workshop floor in Tulum, with thread that travels through the hands of weavers in India before it becomes a garment.
We do not chase trends. We chase materials with memory: silk that breathes, natural pigments that age, fibres that return to the earth.
Each piece is cut, stitched, and signed by people we know by name. Slow on purpose. Made to outlive the season.
Cut and sewn in small workshops we visit in person — in Galicia for tailoring, in Tulum for hand-finishing, in India for the most intricate weaves. No anonymous factories. Every garment is signed by a hand we know.
Limited series instead of stock. Natural fibres instead of synthetics. Compostable packaging, re-used pattern paper, surplus offered as one-off pieces. Slowness is our sustainability strategy.
Mulberry silk, raw linen, cupro, organic cotton, and our own mycelium-derived experiments. Colours from cochineal (grana), indigo, and earth oxides — never neon, never synthetic, never loud.
Five fibres and pigments, sourced from people we work with directly. Scroll through the library.
Hand-loomed in Bangalore. The base for our kimonos and slip dresses — featherweight, with a slight grain you only feel after a few wears.
The same mulberry, dyed twice in iron-rich water until it reaches a depth of black that catches no glare under studio light.
Hand-spun cotton and linen warp threads. Each bobbin tells you who set the loom — every spinner has her own tension.
Cochineal pigment, our principal red. Mexico-grown, ground in our Tulum atelier. Ages from a deep Tuscany toward terracotta over time.
Our research stream: mycelium leather and bio-fibre composites, grown in the Coruña lab. Some pieces from this line will appear in Mycelium SS26 — limited to twelve numbered units.
We finish each kimono by hand in our Tulum atelier. The grana sets overnight, the pieces dry on the line through the early hours, and by sunrise we are already cutting the next batch.
This loop was filmed during the Mycelium SS26 shoot, eight days on the Yucatán coast in early 2026.
Galicia. Atlantic light, slate skies, and the studio where every collection begins. Patterns cut here, prototypes fitted here, brand built here.
Bangalore and Jaipur. Mulberry silk woven by partner workshops we have visited and re-visited for years. Hand-loomed, hand-finished, slow on principle.
Our second atelier on the Yucatán coast. Where cochineal becomes pigment, where the campaigns are shot, where the brand learned to breathe in.
