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About
Three voices, three paths, one single heartbeat.
From Medellín, Lina was born among mountains and eternal sun. Her father dreamed of a different future and, together with her sister, they embarked on a journey that led them to Buenos Aires. With the echo of 2000s pop and the scent of afternoon tea, she grew up.
From the vibrant green of the tropics to the cultural gray of the city, between contrasts and new roots, identity began to weave itself. The number three—symbol of balance—was always present: father, sister, and her, building their own world where nature never ceased to be home. Since childhood, her sensitivity to detail and to the handmade led her to transform emotions into matter, finding in every thread and every color a bridge between memory and expression.
This is how SKOSH was born, as an extension of her universe: a space where nostalgia intertwines with creativity, where the sun continues to guide each creation like an invisible thread that unites past and present.
Manifesto
It is introspection, a reflection of the freedom and creativity we have carried within us since childhood.
It is an emotional connection with art and memories, a bridge between the essential and the unexpected. We believe design must be conscious, a reflection of authenticity and creative freedom.
We reject mass production that sacrifices the essential for the ephemeral.
We promote a fashion that connects with what truly matters: freedom, imagination, and authenticity.
We defend the value of handmade pieces as a testament to dedication and love for detail.
We inspire a fashion where memories and emotions transcend trends.
We value the fusion of roots, the meeting of cultures that shape an identity in constant motion.
In every stitch, in every stroke, lives the echo of multiple territories—a visual language that transcends borders.
We believe in dressing as a form of expression, a tangible manifestation of emotions and memories. In the freedom of what we wear, we find the profound connection between memory and identity.