SAN FCO Denim Culture

Chis­cu and Luis, two denim lovers, are the cre­ators of SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re. They cus­to­mi­se any type of denim clot­hing, jac­kets, shirts, wais­t­co­ats, jeans in the­ir own cre­ati­ve wor­k­shop loca­ted in Bar­ce­lo­na.

They cus­to­mi­ze all the gar­ments in a han­d­ma­de way, drawing and pain­ting by hand, with a brush. They cre­ate desig­ns accor­ding to the style and per­so­na­lity of the cli­ent, making unique gar­ments, beca­use they never make two iden­ti­cal designs. 

At SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re they work to order, thus avo­iding over­stock of denim gar­ments. Once the cus­to­mer con­tac­ts them, they look for the gar­ment that best suits the cus­to­mer in dif­fe­rent shops, or they use the denim jac­ket that the cus­to­mer sen­ds them to cre­ate the cus­to­mi­sed gar­ment.

On the­ir web­si­te you can con­sult the type of jac­ket they use for the per­so­na­li­sed jac­kets. But if you don’t quite like them, you can con­tact them and they will find the per­fect denim jac­ket for you. 

At SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re, they don’t make new clot­hes, they give a second life to exis­ting gar­ments by cus­to­mi­sing them, which is why SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re is an envi­ron­men­tal­ly res­pon­si­ble brand!

SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re uses second-hand gar­ments or gar­ments that the cus­to­mer no lon­ger uses, thus con­tri­bu­ting to a cir­cu­lar eco­nomy. This cir­cu­lar model aims to give gar­ments a second life for as long as possi­ble and to gene­ra­te as lit­tle was­te as possi­ble.

Than­ks to SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re, denim gar­ments get a second life, tran­sfor­ming them into unique denim gar­ments, which otherwi­se mig­ht have ended up as texti­le waste.

The cus­to­mi­sa­ti­on pro­cess of the denim gar­ments is made to order in the­ir own wor­k­shop in Bar­ce­lo­na and pro­du­ces zero waste. 

As the brand wor­ks by cus­to­mi­sing denim gar­ments it rece­ives from cus­to­mers or by buying from second-hand shops, some gar­ments may come from ani­mals. For exam­ple, the logo tags, which are pla­ced on the back of denim, may be made of leather. 

But, than­ks to SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re, denim gar­ments that may con­ta­in leat­her or other ani­mal fibers are reused. This is gre­at beca­use it avo­ids cre­ating new gar­ments and the use of new materials.

At SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re they extend the life of your jeans. If your jeans have any rips, tears or dama­ge, you can go to the­ir wor­k­shop in Bar­ce­lo­na or con­tact them to get them repa­ired and give them a new life.

Repa­iring is a che­aper alter­na­ti­ve to buying new clot­hes. In the­ir wor­k­shop you will find people with gre­at expe­ri­en­ce in cut­ting and sewing gar­ments, and in repa­iring them.

In addi­ti­on, they never throw away denim. They recy­cle denim gar­ments, cre­ating new objec­ts, giving them a second life in a dif­fe­rent way, cre­ating all kin­ds of gar­ments; pur­ses, aprons, bags… anyt­hing they can think of!

So if you were thin­king of get­ting rid of any denim gar­ments, take them to SAN FCO Denim Cul­tu­re, they will recy­cle them in some way, so as not to gene­ra­te texti­le was­te on the planet.

In ter­ms of tra­ce­abi­lity, they don’t know exac­tly whe­re the jac­kets and denim they buy (or that the cus­to­mer gives them to cus­to­mi­se) come from. At COSH! we are awa­re that it is dif­fi­cult to achi­eve tra­ce­abi­lity of second-hand garments.

They can ensu­re that the pro­cess of cus­to­mi­sing the gar­ments is ethi­cal­ly done in the­ir own wor­k­shop in Barcelona.