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Sevilla
Ready-to-wear and evening. Tailoring, draping and the bias cuts the house is known for.
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Primavera 27
La Casa
Hecho a mano, desde 1931
Monserrate Torrella opened a single workroom in Seville with four seamstresses and a bolt of Granada silk. Ninety years on, the house still cuts every pattern by hand, still finishes every hem by eye, and still believes a garment should be made for the woman or man who will live in it.
Our collections carry the memory of the Spanish-speaking world: the pleat of a flamenco skirt, the weight of Oaxacan gold, the tailoring of Buenos Aires. Quiet, exact and made to last for decades.
“A beautiful thing does not announce itself. It simply waits to be noticed.”
Monserrate Torrella, founder (fictional heritage for this demo)
1931Founded in Sevilla
3Family ateliers
140Hours per gown
Los Talleres
Three ateliers, one hand
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Oaxaca
Goldwork, filigree and hand embroidery, made by a workshop of thirty artisans.
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Buenos Aires
Leather goods and belts, cut from hides we select ourselves, stitched in a single pass.
As written about · fictional demo publications
The Meridian SilhouetteHemisferio QuarterlyLoom & AtlasThe Longitude Edit
“The coat arrived like a quiet argument for buying less and keeping it forever.”Fictional client · Mexico City
“I was measured twice, fitted once, and never needed another thing altered.”Fictional client · Madrid
“A house that still answers the telephone and remembers your name.”Fictional client · Bogotá
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Letters from the atelier
Two letters a season. Demo only: nothing you type here is sent or stored.