Many of these pieces began as best sellers from our two co-selections, Oficios and Sentidos, and have since been refined and brought together into a timeless line that reflects the essence of our brand.
To mark the launch of this new line, we created an editorial campaign inside the workshop where every Espíritu Club garment is sewn. Photographed on friends that are our community, the campaign opens the doors to Esperanza’s studio in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, just outside Barcelona, offering a glimpse into the space where our pieces come to life.
Together, these pieces embody the design principles that define our practice: raw-cut finishes, the combination of contrasting materials, and an ongoing exploration of textile experimentation.
More than a permanent line, Signature Garments represent our commitment to creating clothing that exists beyond the rhythm of seasons—pieces made to last, to evolve, and to be worn for years to come.
Talents:
Nyangala Zolho (She/They, London) is from the tropical coastal lands of Mozambique. They lived majority of their life in London before making Barcelona their home. Nyangala works as a policy designer and lecturer.
Luis Gallo/Luchi (They) is from El Salvador by way of Los Angeles and Austin. Moving to Barcelona from New York City in 2025. A writer, a poet and wanderer with the eternal mission of speaking on the liminal and fleeting experiences of life, the world, its contradictions, and its people.
Kian Rahnema (He, Catalonia/Iran) is based in Barcelona. Born in Catalonia and with Iranian roots, you can find him engaging in the local music and film scenes as a collaborator.
Sara (Barcelona) Raised at the crossroads of Catalan, Mexican, American culture and the online queer and disabled communities, Sara dreams of being a magical girl with the power to imagine new futures through love and care via mediation, painting, and programming.