Fashion brands from Valencia to buy from to help after the damage

The Dana has affected all of these businesses and their productions to varying degrees. Many of these firms in Valencia will not even be able to send clothing, footwear or accessories immediately, but buying will be a good way to help in their recovery.

Hortensia Maeso

own Valencian designer He told on his networks how Dana has destroyed both the store and the workshop where they design, ideate and shape all their garments. “Our entire production area was flooded to a meter and a half, causing the destruction of all industrial sewing machines, ironing equipment, heat-setting machines, pattern-making equipment, computers, in addition to all our raw materials,” he says. Yasmin Odehdaughter of Hortensia. This brand has a proposal for children and adults in which they can find party dresses, which we have even seen parading on some of the most prestigious red carpets. Their modern and avant-garde designs They challenge sewing tradition with concepts such as communion in jeans, removable sailor collars or 2-in-1 dresses.

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The Princess Eleanor wave Infanta Sofia They have been some of the well-known faces who have worn their designs. Founded by Rocío Botella 11 years ago, this Valencian firm It offers party and guest clothing and in recent years has managed to gain a foothold among the younger public with its original proposals.

Singularu

This brand of Valencian jewelry It has been positioned throughout the territory for years for its original and affordable designs. Founded in 2014 by Cristina Aristoy and Paco Tormowas born as a digital native although it currently has 58 points of sale in Spain, although they centralize much of their activity in Valencia. «The flood has completely destroyed our warehouse. We have only lost material things and we are focused on resuming our activity, since Singularu It is the livelihood of 350 families,” they say.

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Like Singularu, this firm has different points of sale distributed throughout the national territory and in the El Corte Inglés shopping centers, but Its logistics center is in Valencia. Defenders of ‘body positive’, Their catalog includes that they come in all sizes, “we are one of the first brands to bet on dressing real women, for more than 20 years we have offered a wide range of sizes adapted to all types of bodies.”

Nesines

This Valencian brand «fuses traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary design. Each garment is unique. “We specialize in creating limited collections with carefully selected fabrics,” they say. Nesines. Its products are manufactured in Spain and in their catalog they have padded jackets and vests, honeycomb dresses or midi skirts, among their big hits.

Topise

This brand of classical ballerinas for both children and adults has also seen its facilities affected. Topise It has been manufacturing its products in an artisanal way since 1985 and has among its proposals a line of dance and other street shoes. Personalized and custom-made ballerinas in countless designs.

Sure Jewels

Created in 2018 in Valencia, with a Mediterranean spirit and soul, Sure Jewels was born “with the motivation of designing and selecting simple and feminine jewelry for everyday life,” they explain. «We try be sustainable and reduce our impact as much as possible “In the environment, we try to give a second life to our jewelry and work with nearby workshops and jewelers.” Their collection includes everything from bracelets and necklaces to earrings and other personalized jewelry at very competitive prices.

Avec Amour

Founded by Daniel de Villanueva and Maria Undothis brand “was born from the need to change everything that revolves around nature, love and youth,” they say. Your pieces They are made by hand in Valencia and in many of their creations they have used vintage fabrics bought in flea markets or from stocks of old factories.

Ninet And Co

Also the children’s fashion brands have been affected like so many businesses that have its artisans and factories in towns devastated by dana. This Valencian fashion house for children has a wide collection of clothing manufactured in local workshops. “We take care of the choice of our fabrics and trimmings, being of very high quality, cottons, viscose, linens, chiffons, Valencian lace, bobbins…”, they explain.

Ana Ferrando

Other local brands such as this handmade jewelry with pieces made of ceramic and other materials, they have opted to create pieces whose profit will go entirely to help in the recovery of the most affected areas. Ana has thus put on sale a selection of necklaces with the word ‘Now’ (now) whose sale price is 25 or 35 euros. In its catalog there are also other original and colorful pieces with earrings, bracelets and other accessories.