Diana Noriega is a fashion designer and has long had the goal of opening her own business before she turned 40. Now that she's 39, she's said and done - the Nuki Noriega brand has been launched!
Diana works with slow fashion where she does not relate to different collections during the year, but creates based on desire in a slower process. She focuses on spacious and comfortable clothes for all bodies where even those who are a little curvier should be able to find something that fits.
Diana designs the fabric patterns herself and they are printed using digital printing. This is an environmentally friendly printing method and she only orders the quantity needed. She also uses the waste pieces to make the most of the fabric.
Some garments are completely unique and exist only in one copy, others are made in small series. Sometimes they have hand-embroidered details. Diana also hand-knits garments in 100% baby alpaca yarn from Bolivia. The yarn is also available for sale in the shop, which is located in one of the red outbuildings on the farm.
Titina's little corner is a flea market section of the store where you can find children's clothes, furniture and toys.
