RATTAN METROPOLIS PRINT SHORT, REPRESENTING THE CITY OF NY WITH RATTAN CARIBBEAN TECHNIQUE

PEACH WITH METROPOLIS PRINT DETAILS EISENHOWER JACKET

DEGRADED AQUA BLUE SILK SHORT

SILK SHORT WITH METROPOLIS PRINT REPRESENTING NYC

Discover effortless summer style with our oversized shirt, crafted from light cotton slub for a relaxed, breathable fit.

The airy fabric ensures comfort and a casual drape, while the oversized silhouette adds a touch of laid-back elegance. Perfect for staying cool and chic, this shirt is your go-to for easy, breezy summer days.

Step into a world of cherished memories with the Alfombra Mágica Shirt Inspired by the enchanting childhood days spent at Arcadas, this piece captures the essence of joy and nostalgia.

The design brings to life the magic carpet rides that once sparked endless wonder. It's a blend of the bittersweet—an ode to the joyful moments that now linger as cherished memories.

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.

This is a Tencel Spandex Jersey Tee in the Neon Esquimalito Print.

The Esquimalito is the Latino equivalent of a popsicle, we had popsicles as well, but Esquimalitos or little Eskimos, as it would be translated into English, came in liquid form in long plastic tubes (this is a no no now but back then we were blissfuly unconscious about issues like sustainability and packaging). We would buy these Esquimalitos from the supermarket, they came in these netted packs. We had to put them into the freezer and have them for snacks to beat the heat after playing outside.

I created this artwork from my old neighborhood bodega in Chelsea, New York, back in 2018, where I took pictures of them since they had reminded me of my childhood---a blast from the past per se and the colors captivated me.

Rueda Rueda HOODIE Organic Cotton Spandex French Terry in Organic Cotton Spandex French Terry The Rueda Rueda Pleated Cupro Pant is inspired by A la Rueda Rueda. This is the Spanish or Dominican version of Ring around the Rosie. Much of our Latin and therefore Dominican heritage is derived from Europe as we are the new world but our foundations are those of immigrants. There are multiple versions, but this is the song one we grew up around and all played as kids in Dominican Republic. This rhyme, in spanish, refers to the cinnamon roll or danish, and going to school, but if you don’t feel like going to school, then you go to sleep. Going to sleep in turn refers to the segment of the song in English "Ring around the Rosie", where it says “ We all fall down”. And it is also enacted in the same way.

This Cozy Hoodie cool modern interpretation of this childhood tradition and is intended to remind us of the games we played growing up. It's bound to be a conversation starter wherever you go. It's a comfy cozy piece you can wear to your favorite coffee shop, read a good book, or cozy up at home.

The Rueda Rueda Pleated Cupro Pant is inspired by A la Rueda Rueda. This is the Spanish or Dominican version of Ring around the Rosie. Much of our Latin and therefore Dominican heritage is derived from Europe as we are the new world but our foundations are those of immigrants. There are multiple versions, but this is the song one we grew up around and all played as kids in Dominican Republic. This rhyme, in spanish, refers to the cinnamon roll or danish, and going to school, but if you don’t feel like going to school, then you go to sleep. Going to sleep in turn refers to the segment of the song in English "Ring around the Rosie", where it says “ We all fall down”. And it is also enacted in the same way.

These pants are a cool modern interpretation of this childhood tradition and is intended to remind us of the games we played growing up. They're bound to be a conversation starter wherever you go!

The Rueda Rueda Canela Bomber in Organic Cotton Spandex French Terry is inspired by A la Rueda Rueda. This is the Spanish or Dominican version of Ring around the Rosie. Much of our Latin and therefore Dominican heritage is derived from Europe as we are the new world but our foundations are those of immigrants. There are multiple versions, but this is the song one we grew up around and all played as kids in Dominican Republic. This rhyme, in spanish, refers to the cinnamon roll or danish, and going to school, but if you don’t feel like going to school, then you go to sleep. Going to sleep in turn refers to the segment of the song in English "Ring around the Rosie", where it says “ We all fall down”. And it is also enacted in the same way.

This Jacket is a cool modern interpretation of this childhood tradition and is intended to remind us of the games we played growing up.

The Rueda Rueda Jacket in Stretch Organic Classic Cotton Twillis inspired by the A la Rueda Rueda nursery rhyme This is the spanish or Dominican version of Ring around the Rosie. There are multiple versions, but this is the one we grew up around. It Refers to the cinamon roll or danish, and going to school, but if you don’t feel like going to school, then go to sleep. Going to sleep in turn refers to the segment of the song in English where it says “ We all fall down”.

This coat is in twill fabric in the Esquimalito is the Latino equivalent of a popsicle, we had popsicles as well, but Esquimalitos or little Eskimos, as it would be translated into English, came in liquid form in long plastic tubes (this is a no no now but back then we were blissfuly unconscious about issues like sustainability and packaging). We would buy these Esquimalitos from the supermarket, they came in these netted packs. We had to put them into the freezer and have them for snacks to beat the heat after playing outside.

I created this artwork from my old neighborhood bodega in Chelsea, New York, back in 2018, where I took pictures of them since they had reminded me of my childhood---a blast from the past per se and the colors captivated me. This version has a vintage feel to it.

The Esquimalito Silk Cotton Utility Shirt is a fresh yet modern piece playing with symmetry and color.

The Esquimalito is the Latino equivalent of a popsicle, we had popsicles as well, but Esquimalitos or little Eskimos, as it would be translated into English, came in liquid form in long plastic tubes (this is a no no now but back then we were blissfuly unconscious about issues like sustainability and packaging). We would buy these Esquimalitos from the supermarket, they came in these netted packs. We had to put them into the freezer and have them for snacks to beat the heat after playing outside.

I created this artwork from my old neighborhood bodega in Chelsea, New York, back in 2018, where I took pictures of them since they had reminded me of my childhood---a blast from the past per se and the colors captivated me.