We design everything here on our home island, Ibiza. Every year, we tweak and adapt the fits based on what feels more fluid, more in tune with the moment. It’s kind of a collaboration between us and what we see around us — how people dress, what inspires us, what makes us feel good.

The actual production happens in Bali. That’s where the collection really takes shape through sampling, testing colors, and finding those unexpected fabrics or finishes that end up adding the final, special touch. So it’s a bit like a two-part process: Ibiza brings the idea, Bali helps us bring it to life.

We’ve been working with two small, family-run workshops in Bali for about eight years now. We originally created all the base patterns ourselves, and now we evolve each new collection by building on those – tweaking the shapes and fits as we go.

Every winter, we head to Bali to choose the fabrics in person — we need to touch them, try them on, move in them. That’s actually a big part of our process: we test the samples on ourselves first, to see how they feel in real life, how the fabrics react, how the garments move with the body.

Most of the colors you see in our collections are dyed especially for us. We rarely use pre-dyed fabrics — we prefer working with local dye houses to create tones that feel original and really reflect the mood of the collection.

We mostly use natural materials like cotton and linen — sometimes blended with a bit of hemp. For womenswear, we also work with viscose, and we’re now using more and more ECOVERO, a more sustainable kind of viscose, as well as TENCEL, which is made from wood pulp like viscose but with a closed-loop process that uses way less water and creates less waste.

We’ve also started to introduce some pieces in organic cotton. Switching entirely to certified organic cotton is a longer journey — it takes time and it’s more expensive, but it’s definitely where we’re headed.

One thing that really matters to us is how the fabric feels on the skin. We’re always looking for materials that are soft, breathable, and move naturally with the body. That feeling of ease and comfort is at the heart of every piece we make.

Most of our fabrics are dyed in local dye houses in Bali, where we create our own colors based on the feeling we want the collection to evoke. We’ve started experimenting with natural dyes in small capsule pieces — we even did a workshop deep in the jungle near Ubud to learn more about the traditional techniques and local plants.

That said, natural dyeing is still a bit of a challenge — it’s beautiful but less consistent, and the costs are much higher, so we haven’t yet found a way to include it fully in our production. But we’re super curious to keep exploring and see how and when we can bring it in.

Stay tuned!

We do our best to be as sustainable as we can. We only work with natural fabrics — you’ll never find polyester or synthetic materials in our collections. All our fabrics are sourced locally in Bali, where we also produce everything, working closely with local artisans we’ve known for years. Even our tags are made from cotton and linen.

We also keep our productions intentionally small — nothing is mass produced. We always aim to produce with our true potential sales in mind, and anything left from the collection, we sell ourselves at a few of the beautiful artisanal markets in Ibiza.

There is always room for improvement, but every choice we make goes in the direction of care — for the people we work with, for the planet, and for whoever wears our clothes.

First of all, we carefully select where we get our fabrics. Most of the places we source from in Bali have been around for decades, and just the fact that they’ve stood the test of time is already a guarantee of the quality they offer.

Once we choose the fabric and define our custom dye, we test everything on ourselves — we wear it, wash it, live in it — to make sure it holds up, resists wear, and lasts well beyond a season. We want our clothes to live a long life alongside the people who wear them.

We also only use high-quality accessories. All our zippers are YKK, globally recognized as the best, and our buttons are metal to ensure durability. The threads we sew with are the best available, and we double-stitch areas like trouser crotches and pockets to make sure they don’t give out.

At the end of production, each piece goes through a quality check to catch any imperfections or flaws. That said, we’re all human, and every now and then a tiny spot or small fabric defect might slip through. Before shipping anything out, though, we always give it a last look to make sure it’s in great condition.

If we ever find a piece with a minor defect, we either keep it for ourselves, gift it to a friend, or sell it at a very reduced price — just to make up for the imperfection.

Everything we do is made in small batches. We don’t believe in mass production — it just doesn’t align with how we see clothing or the relationship we want to have with it.

Each collection is produced in limited quantities, intentionally. We choose to create only what we believe in, and what we feel will truly be worn and loved.

If something turns out to be a favorite, we might reproduce it later, maybe with small improvements, to keep it feeling fresh and thoughtful. What’s left from a collection doesn’t go to waste — we sell it personally at some beautiful artisanal markets here on Ibiza where people can still discover it the following year.

That way, every piece has a real chance to find someone who loves it — and nothing goes to waste.

This is something we genuinely care about — and always take the time to explain in person. Our pieces are made from natural fabrics with a soft weave, so they require a bit of extra love to stay beautiful over time.

We recommend washing them at 30°C with a gentle spin cycle (ideally no more than 600 rpm). A high spin speed stresses the fibers, which can cause them to shrink or look worn out too quickly. Depending on your machine, a delicate or even wool setting often works best.

Another important tip — and this applies to all natural or dyed fabrics, not just ours — is to avoid drying them in direct sunlight. Strong sun can fade the colors faster, especially under Ibiza’s summer skies.

A little care goes a long way. Treat your clothes gently, and they’ll last beautifully.