Tucked in a quiet street in Pétion-Ville, our atelier is a five-person operation. They cut, they sew, they embroider, they pack.
Every garment passes through the hands of someone who lives in the country it celebrates. That is non-negotiable.
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From working-class origins to national symbol — a cultural deep-dive on the Karabela dress and how traditional Haitian clothing shapes the way we design today.
The 1804 Manifesto
On the morning of January 1, 1804, in the town of Gonaïves, a new world was declared. This is why we still wear it.