Swimwear built around a single hand-inked mark — part butterfly, part knot, part X. It became our seal. Then it became the print.
El Sello — The Seal
The mark is drawn as a single continuous ribbon, folded into four soft lobes. Look once and it’s an X. Look again and it’s a butterfly, or a knot pulled tight.
The circle around it was inked by hand and left imperfect on purpose — the way a stamp presses unevenly into wax. We’ve never corrected it.
The Prints
Five patterns, each built from the seal itself, scattered across open ground. No logo tags. No labels. The branding is the fabric.
Colorways
Chosen from the Pantone Textile library and used without variation across every piece.
Pantone 16-1331 TCX · #CA9978
Pantone 18-1716 TCX · #864D66
Pantone 19-3810 TCX · #353148
Reversible
Every piece is finished on both sides. Turn it inside out and the print becomes the binding, the binding becomes the print.
A detail
In every print, among all the outlined marks, exactly one is filled in.
It isn’t a mistake and we don’t point to it on the garment. Most people never find it. The ones who do tend to tell someone.
The Collection
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