The sea is a living presence so intrinsically tied with the island life that’d be impossible to think of it without highlighting it’s majesty. This print is specifically inspired by the soft, yet powerful non-stopping movement of the waves in the sea, the color of the turquoise water of the Caribbean and the soft clouds of foam that welcome you in.

 An abundance of flowering yellow trumpetbush trees in the street, their flowers floating down as a warm breeze announces the arrival of would-be “autumn” was and still is one of those mesmerizing little moments in life.

Hardy, vibrant, colorful, and ever present in the tropics, Trinitarias are a constant in Dominican culture and art, their beauty adorning every corner, specially the memories of my grandparents house.

Light Weight Tencel

Tencel: 100%

Machine Wash Cold, Low Iron, Tumble Dry Low

The vibrant and whimsical demeanour of the print reflects that of its inspiration in Puerto Plata, with its signature cableway, colorful houses and jaw-dropping beaches. A true paradise, setting of many childhood summers.

The sea is a living presence so intrinsically tied with the island life that’d be impossible to think of it without highlighting it’s majesty. This print is specifically inspired by the soft, yet powerful non-stopping movement of the waves in the sea, the color of the turquoise water of the Caribbean and the soft clouds of foam that welcome you in.

An abundance of flowering yellow trumpetbush trees in the street, their flowers floating down as a warm breeze announces the arrival of would-be “autumn” was and still is one of those mesmerizing little moments in life.

The sea is a living presence so intrinsically tied with the island life that’d be impossible to think of it without highlighting it’s majesty. This print is specifically inspired by the soft, yet powerful non-stopping movement of the waves in the sea, the color of the turquoise water of the Caribbean and the soft clouds of foam that welcome you in.

An abundance of flowering yellow trumpetbush trees in the street, their flowers floating down as a warm breeze announces the arrival of would-be “autumn” was and still is one of those mesmerizing little moments in life.

Hardy, vibrant, colorful, and ever present in the tropics, Trinitarias are a constant in Dominican culture and art, their beauty adorning every corner, specially the memories of my grandparents house.

The vibrant and whimsical demeanour of the print reflects that of its inspiration in Puerto Plata, with its signature cableway, colorful houses and jaw-dropping beaches. A true paradise, setting of many childhood summers.

Trini Pant

Hardy, vibrant, colorful, and ever present in the tropics, Trinitarias are a constant in Dominican culture and art, their beauty adorning every corner, specially the memories of my grandparents house.

An abundance of flowering yellow trumpetbush trees in the street, their flowers floating down as a warm breeze announces the arrival of would-be “autumn” was and still is one of those mesmerizing little moments in life.

The sea is a living presence so intrinsically tied with the island life that’d be impossible to think of it without highlighting it’s majesty. This print is specifically inspired by the soft, yet powerful non-stopping movement of the waves in the sea, the color of the turquoise water of the Caribbean and the soft clouds of foam that welcome you in.

Hardy, vibrant, colorful, and ever present in the tropics, Trinitarias are a constant in Dominican culture and art, their beauty adorning every corner, specially the memories of my grandparents house.

The vibrant and whimsical demeanour of the print reflects that of its inspiration in Puerto Plata, with its signature cableway, colorful houses and jaw-dropping beaches. A true paradise, setting of many childhood summers.