GABRIELA COLL GARMENTS "No.225 COTTON VELVET SNAP TOP / DUST"

Regular price $471.00

A velvet snap top made with PONTOGLIO's "VELVET FROISSE".
"Froissé" is French for "crushed" or "crinkled" and is characterized by a unique vintage-like washer texture.
This is a high-grade velvet fabric that achieves a complex sheen and three-dimensional effect by intentionally creating wrinkles and an uneven appearance.
It features a narrow fit, hidden snap button closure, and a double-layered construction.
This is an expressive and attractive piece.

GABRIELA COLL GARMENTS
NO.225 COTTON VELVET SNAP TOP
COL : DUST
SIZE : 2
MATERIAL : COTTON 100% "VELVET FROISSE" BY PONTOGLIO (360GR)
LINING : COTTON POPLIN 100%
CRAFTED IN SPAIN
ATENTION : Marks and wrinkles on the surface are characteristic of "VELVET FROISSE".
Please purchase with an understanding of the material's characteristics.

《Body Width・Length》
SIZE : 2ーcm・cm

【GABRIELA COLL GARMENTS】
A Spanish-based brand by female designer Gabriela Coll.
The brand's collections are presented as "series" that are not bound by seasonal distinctions. Her collections, which emphasize styling and values, consist of men's pieces, women's pieces, bags, accessories, and footwear.
The "series" are visualizations of virtual objects, and there are no strict rules for the pieces presented. Some pieces are continuously and repeatedly presented.
Drawing inspiration from the origins of designer Gabriela Coll, who has two cultural backgrounds – Spain and the Mediterranean – the brand proposes designs that associate unadorned simplicity and classical expression with the individuality of the fabric. They create unique garments that are minimal yet have a strong personality.
Furthermore, similar to the inherent culture of the southern regions, the brand creates pieces that are not constrained by images of summer or winter. They pursue a universal wardrobe, with the idea of layering and aging with the clothes.
Items are produced by hand in Gabriela Coll Garments' studio or local factories. The brand's craftsmanship, which values the production process, is evident in its manufacturing.