The roster.
A short roster, by design: houses with decades of work behind them, a language of their own, and hands that still make what they draw.
The first house
Camila Casual.
Founded by Alba Luz Díaz in Santiago de los Caballeros in 1986, and led in design today by Karla María Abreu, Polimoda-trained — a house in its second generation, and sharper for it.
The signature: prints drawn by hand, cut and finished under the same roof — forty years of refining one language, on silhouettes made for heat and made to last.
The second house
Chosen. Unannounced.
The next house is already on its way — and the ones after it, one at a time. That is the design: a window onto the Caribbean's best, opened name by name, each arriving complete.
When the name goes public, a letter goes first — the house, the people, the first pieces. The inbox hears it before the page does.
Working with paros.
The roster stays open.
To Caribbean houses — designed and made in the region, with years of proven work and a signature of their own. Introductions are welcome. We read every one.
And to the people this culture travels through: stylists, writers, the women who carry it wherever they live.