Launching · September 2026
Good things take time.
Almost ready.
Our first pieces are being finished in Barcelona right now.
✓ You're on the list. See you in September.
Just one email — with a little surprise from Pati & Cris when we launch.
Every evening, across every city and village in Spain, families take to the streets. The baby is dressed for it. Not overdressed. Not underdressed. Just right — because someone's abuela is watching from the balcony, and she will have something to say about those buttons.
In Spain, how a child is dressed is serious business. Not expensive — careful. Linen in summer. Smocking for the christening. Vichy for the paseo. Wooden buttons because plastic ones just won't do.
Every Spanish family hits the street at 7pm. The baby is dressed for the occasion. Always.
She will notice the buttons. She will check the lining. She will approve, or she will not.
The fabric of every Spanish childhood summer. Navy on white. Two colours. Zero compromise.
Our sizing runs slightly generous because Spanish babies sleep in their clothes and grow in them too.
Grandmother approved.
Mother approved too.
I worked with Cris and Pati on the design of the first collection. The quality of the clothes and the care that has gone into creating them is something I had never seen before. Thank you both for gifting me the most special pieces — I can't wait to buy more for my friends' daughters.
I don't buy baby clothes without feeling the fabric first. Pati sent me a few pieces before the launch and I just kept turning them over — the finishing, the buttons, the weight of the cotton. This is the kind of thing you find in a small shop on a side street in Barcelona, not online. I've already told everyone.
Cris y Pati nos hablaron de este proyecto hace más de un año y cuando por fin llegaron las primeras prendas, las reconocimos de inmediato. Es la ropa con la que crecimos en España — los botones de madera, el vichy, el algodón de verdad. Nuestra hija lo lleva puesto y mi madre en Valencia me pregunta dónde lo compré. Le digo que en Miami y no se lo cree.
Pieces shared before launch with the people who helped shape this collection