Hi, there are 10|12 of us
Ten years of designing from the Mediterranean, unhurriedly and with love
Our History
Ten years ago, Olga and Nagore left the major fashion houses where they had grown up to start something of their own in Mallorca. They brought expertise and a simple idea: to make clothes with time. For each garment to be drawn slowly, sewn nearby, and remain in the wardrobe of whoever chooses it for many years. Today we continue the same way.
We design on the island, produce in workshops in the Catalan Mediterranean, and know by name the person who sews each piece. Part of the collection travels to India, where artisan hands add embroidery and handmade details, one by one, with techniques that have been perfected for generations and that no machine can replicate.
The study
Draw, test, correct, test again. Each collection is born in Mallorca, with the light of the island and its colors before us: stone, salt, the green of the olive tree. Here, every length and every drape is decided, until the garment feels right on different bodies.
The workshops
Eight out of every ten garments are sewn in Spain, in workshops we return to collection after collection. The rest, in Portugal. And the embroidery is done by hand in India, stitch by stitch: that is why none comes out exactly the same as another.
SPAIN
Creation of wardrobe staples and tailored garments.
INDIA
Embroidery and textiles woven on antique looms.
PORTUGAL
Knitted fabric with Italian yarn.
The fabrics
Linen, which breathes, drapes with weight and gets softer with every wash. Organic cotton, grown without synthetic pesticides and soft from day one. And FSC-certified viscose, fluid and lightweight, which comes from responsibly managed forests.
There are only a few, and we know them well: we know where they come from and how they hold up over the years.
THERE IS SOMEONE ON THE OTHER SIDE
If you're unsure about the size or want to put together a complete look, message us on WhatsApp. We'll get back to you. And inside the package, there's a handwritten note, in neat handwriting and with the best intentions.
Ten Twelve doesn't end with the garment. It ends with the person who wears it: women of different ages and walks of life who write to us, ask us questions, see us live, and come back. Many have been with us for years.
Ten years later, this is what we love most about what we do.
