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LE·BOBÚ is a concept, a universe that revolves around autonomy.
It’s about introspection and, at the same time, caring for your surroundings through garments that carry meaning. Nothing is done just for the sake of doing it, and I don’t want you to buy just to buy. We move slowly because we examine every possibility with intention. We reflect, we create, we make mistakes, and we repeat the process.
At LE·BOBÚ, we make pieces for you to wear, treasure, and pass down to the next generation. We design garments you’ll want to preserve, using leftover fabrics and locally crafted vintage pieces, keeping full control over production.
I also write and send a physical letter every month because I miss the days when I was a child receiving postcards and keeping them in my notebooks.
As I mentioned, everything is part of a concept under the name LE·BOBÚ (which doesn’t mean anything in particular), so we can give it as many meanings as we like.