Resourcefulness is ingrained in our culture as Dominicans. From a young age, we learn to make the most of what we have. This original artwork draws inspiration from the toy cars we made as children using milk or juice cartons. The wheels were crafted from various found objects and held together with straws.

Resourcefulness is ingrained in our culture as Dominicans. From a young age, we learn to make the most of what we have.

This original artwork draws inspiration from the toy cars we made as children using milk or juice cartons. The wheels were crafted from various found objects and held together with straws.

Resourcefulness is ingrained in our culture as Dominicans. From a young age, we learn to make the most of what we have.

This original artwork draws inspiration from the toy cars we made as children using milk or juice cartons.

The wheels were crafted from various found objects and held together with straws. Carry all your essentials in our Dominican childhood inspired tote bag, ideal for any occasion.

Resourcefulness is ingrained in our culture as Dominicans. From a young age, we learn to make the most of what we have. This original artwork draws inspiration from the toy cars we made as children using milk or juice cartons. The wheels were crafted from various found objects and held together with straws.

Resourcefulness is ingrained in our culture as Dominicans. From a young age, we learn to make the most of what we have.

This original artwork draws inspiration from the toy cars we made as children using milk or juice cartons. The wheels were crafted from various found objects and held together with straws.

As chamaquitos, two of our favorite things were playing with our neighborhood friends in the streets and getting candy from the colmado.

This design is inspired by key elements of our childhood in the Dominican Republic: candies, games, and toys that take you back to the childhood days of the '90s.

As chamaquitos, two of our favorite things were playing with our neighborhood friends in the streets and getting candy from the colmado. This design is inspired by key elements of our childhood in the Dominican Republic: candies, games, and toys that take you back to the childhood days of the '90s.

In the Caribbean, snow cones are known as frio frio, piragua, or yun yun. For many of us, these icy treats hold a special place in our childhood memories. The sight of the viejito (old man) pedaling his frio frio tricycle through the streets was a moment of excitement. We would eagerly rush to our guardians, asking for one of these refreshing treats, especially after school or during family outings. A favorite flavor was always frambuesa (raspberry), with its vibrant red syrup adding a burst of sweetness to those hot, sunny days.

This original artwork is inspired by those cherished childhood moments. The joy of catching the frio frio man just in time, the excitement of choosing a flavor, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a snow cone with family and friends. It’s a tribute to the nostalgia of growing up in the Caribbean, where the smallest things, like a cold, refreshing snow cone, could bring the biggest smiles. Through this piece, we aim to capture the essence of those carefree days, filled with warmth, laughter, and the timeless tradition of frio frios.

In the Caribbean, snow cones are known as frio frio, piragua, or yun yun. For many of us, these icy treats hold a special place in our childhood memories. The sight of the viejito (old man) pedaling his frio frio tricycle through the streets was a moment of excitement. We would eagerly rush to our guardians, asking for one of these refreshing treats, especially after school or during family outings. A favorite flavor was always frambuesa (raspberry), with its vibrant red syrup adding a burst of sweetness to those hot, sunny days.

This original artwork is inspired by those cherished childhood moments. The joy of catching the frio frio man just in time, the excitement of choosing a flavor, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a snow cone with family and friends. It’s a tribute to the nostalgia of growing up in the Caribbean, where the smallest things, like a cold, refreshing snow cone, could bring the biggest smiles. Through this piece, we aim to capture the essence of those carefree days, filled with warmth, laughter, and the timeless tradition of frio frios.

In the Caribbean, snow cones are known as frio frio, piragua, or yun yun. For many of us, these icy treats hold a special place in our childhood memories. The sight of the viejito (old man) pedaling his frio frio tricycle through the streets was a moment of excitement. We would eagerly rush to our guardians, asking for one of these refreshing treats, especially after school or during family outings. A favorite flavor was always frambuesa (raspberry), with its vibrant red syrup adding a burst of sweetness to those hot, sunny days.

This original artwork is inspired by those cherished childhood moments. The joy of catching the frio frio man just in time, the excitement of choosing a flavor, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a snow cone with family and friends. It’s a tribute to the nostalgia of growing up in the Caribbean, where the smallest things, like a cold, refreshing snow cone, could bring the biggest smiles. Through this piece, we aim to capture the essence of those carefree days, filled with warmth, laughter, and the timeless tradition of frio frios.

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In the Caribbean, snow cones are known as frio frio, piragua, or yun yun. For many of us, these icy treats hold a special place in our childhood memories. The sight of the viejito (old man) pedaling his frio frio tricycle through the streets was a moment of excitement. We would eagerly rush to our guardians, asking for one of these refreshing treats, especially after school or during family outings. A favorite flavor was always frambuesa (raspberry), with its vibrant red syrup adding a burst of sweetness to those hot, sunny days.

This original artwork is inspired by those cherished childhood moments. The joy of catching the frio frio man just in time, the excitement of choosing a flavor, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a snow cone with family and friends. It’s a tribute to the nostalgia of growing up in the Caribbean, where the smallest things, like a cold, refreshing snow cone, could bring the biggest smiles. Through this piece, we aim to capture the essence of those carefree days, filled with warmth, laughter, and the timeless tradition of frio frios.

Find comfort in these drawstring shorts. Whether you’re lounging at home or running a quick errand, they’ll be your go-to choice.

In the Caribbean, snow cones are known as frio frio, piragua, or yun yun. For many of us, these icy treats hold a special place in our childhood memories. The sight of the viejito (old man) pedaling his frio frio tricycle through the streets was a moment of excitement. We would eagerly rush to our guardians, asking for one of these refreshing treats, especially after school or during family outings. A favorite flavor was always frambuesa (raspberry), with its vibrant red syrup adding a burst of sweetness to those hot, sunny days.

This original artwork is inspired by those cherished childhood moments. The joy of catching the frio frio man just in time, the excitement of choosing a flavor, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a snow cone with family and friends. It’s a tribute to the nostalgia of growing up in the Caribbean, where the smallest things, like a cold, refreshing snow cone, could bring the biggest smiles. Through this piece, we aim to capture the essence of those carefree days, filled with warmth, laughter, and the timeless tradition of frio frios.

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In the Caribbean, snow cones are known as frio frio, piragua, or yun yun. For many of us, these icy treats hold a special place in our childhood memories. The sight of the viejito (old man) pedaling his frio frio tricycle through the streets was a moment of excitement. We would eagerly rush to our guardians, asking for one of these refreshing treats, especially after school or during family outings. A favorite flavor was always frambuesa (raspberry), with its vibrant red syrup adding a burst of sweetness to those hot, sunny days.

This original artwork is inspired by those cherished childhood moments. The joy of catching the frio frio man just in time, the excitement of choosing a flavor, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a snow cone with family and friends. It’s a tribute to the nostalgia of growing up in the Caribbean, where the smallest things, like a cold, refreshing snow cone, could bring the biggest smiles. Through this piece, we aim to capture the essence of those carefree days, filled with warmth, laughter, and the timeless tradition of frio frios.

In the Caribbean, snow cones are known as frio frio, piragua, or yun yun. For many of us, these icy treats hold a special place in our childhood memories. The sight of the viejito (old man) pedaling his frio frio tricycle through the streets was a moment of excitement. We would eagerly rush to our guardians, asking for one of these refreshing treats, especially after school or during family outings. A favorite flavor was always frambuesa (raspberry), with its vibrant red syrup adding a burst of sweetness to those hot, sunny days.

This original artwork is inspired by those cherished childhood moments. The joy of catching the frio frio man just in time, the excitement of choosing a flavor, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a snow cone with family and friends. It’s a tribute to the nostalgia of growing up in the Caribbean, where the smallest things, like a cold, refreshing snow cone, could bring the biggest smiles. Through this piece, we aim to capture the essence of those carefree days, filled with warmth, laughter, and the timeless tradition of frio frios.

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Tencel: 100%

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As chamaquitos, two of our favorite things were playing with our neighborhood friends in the streets and getting candy from the colmado. This design is inspired by key elements of our childhood in the Dominican Republic: candies, games, and toys that take you back to the childhood days of the '90s.

In the Caribbean, snow cones are known as frio frio, piragua, or yun yun. For many of us, these icy treats hold a special place in our childhood memories. The sight of the viejito (old man) pedaling his frio frio tricycle through the streets was a moment of excitement. We would eagerly rush to our guardians, asking for one of these refreshing treats, especially after school or during family outings. A favorite flavor was always frambuesa (raspberry), with its vibrant red syrup adding a burst of sweetness to those hot, sunny days.

This original artwork is inspired by those cherished childhood moments. The joy of catching the frio frio man just in time, the excitement of choosing a flavor, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a snow cone with family and friends. It’s a tribute to the nostalgia of growing up in the Caribbean, where the smallest things, like a cold, refreshing snow cone, could bring the biggest smiles. Through this piece, we aim to capture the essence of those carefree days, filled with warmth, laughter, and the timeless tradition of frio frios.